Asia August 7, 2019
Short Link:
Ariana News Agency–
The Punjab Assembly secretary Muhammad Khan Bhatti revealed that Moavia Azam would technically be serving as an approver for the committee.
In this regard, Amer Hosseini, the writer of Pakistani Lubpak Newspaper raised a great question how a person with Takifiri beliefs who have tried to cause split between Islamic faiths and acted against Pakistan Muslims can be included in a assembly of compiling books of Islam history and how he can cooperate impartially with the Assembly.
Accused of killing several Lahore residents, Moavia Azam the leader of the banned terror group Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan (SSP) had formerly posted video clips of sectarian and Takfiri content in social media.