INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Railways Sheikh Rasheed on Friday said the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government was not afraid of
planned protests announced by Jamiat Ulema Islam (JUI-F) chief Fazlur Rehaman .Talking to a private news channel, he assured that the
incumbent government would complete its five-year tenure, adding that the JUI-F leader would face resistance if he disrupts the political
system.He said the PTI government would not be blackmailed by threats of million marches and urged Rehman to highlight Kashmir cause in his
protests.He said the JUI-F chief had always protested against the democratic system and he wanted justice by holding protests on the roads
rather than approaching court.He said the country has already rejected "these corrupt elements" in elections
He said that such elements are now taking revenge from the country by announcing lockdowns against the democratic government.The minister
said the people would support the stance of Prime Minister Imran Khan regarding the rule of law and the Constitution.Rasheed said the
proposed Azadi March call by Rehman in Islamabad has failed to receive the support of other opposition parties and will most likely result
in a failure.He suggested that Rehman should not use his seminary students for the sack of his political gains.He assured that Pakistan
People's Party leader Bilawal Bhutto will not join the Azadi March and that Rehman is taking a solo flight without the support of other
opposition parties.He said the JUI-F chief is disappointed already over the failure of his Azadi March.He said the whole plan of lockdown is
aimed at protecting their own survival which is now at risk due to exposure of their corrupt practices.He said the prime minister had been
given popular mandate by the people on the pledge of holding corrupt element accountable
He said those involved in corruption would be taken to task.The minister said across-the-board accountability against corruption will not
stop as the government is not afraid of the opposition lockdowns and alliances.The minister said the government is currently focused on
getting the country out of the economic crisis as soon as possible, and that the whole nation will see its results in a few
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