If judicial commission fails, accountability by people would become inevitable: JI ch
 

LAHORE: The Amir of Jamaat-e-Islami, Senator Siraj-ul-Haq, has said that if the judicial commission fails to bring the corrupt to accountability there will be accountability by the masses.

Talking to a delegation of Punjab JI, headed by Dr Syed Waseem Akhtar, which called on him at Mansoora, he said the corrupt elite should fear the day when the poor living in huts would lay a siege around the palaces of the rich.

The JI chief said that a few families had taken the country hostage like the East India Company had done.

Senator Siraj-ul-Haq said that if corruption was only reduced by forty per cent all the loans of the country could be paid off while 80 per cent fall in corruption would enable the country to double its development budget.

He said that the national and international media had unveiled several faces. He said it was common k**wledge that all government ******s and institutions were full of loot and plunder.

The JI chief said the offshore companies were only a part of the corrupt system and added that more facts would be revealed soon. He said that the judicial commission should have vast powers to take action against the corrupt.

Senator Siraj-ul-Haq said that those who flew to New York or London for medical treatment had ** right to rule this country.

He said the children of the rulers were studying in foreign countries and also doing businesses abroad. These people visited Pakistan only to rule, he remarked.

The JI chief said that the speeches of the prime minister and the ministers were only adding to the confusion. He said the Panama Leaks issue could **t be resolved by statements and rebuttals from both sides.



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