Takfiri terrorist of Ahl-e-Sunnat-Wal-Jamaat (ASWJ) have set a Shia mosque on fire where Holy Quraan and banners were came under fire yesterday Sunday in Rawalpindi.
The Imambargah is knonw as ‘Tair Wali ImamBargah’.
The huge mob of takfiri terrorists of ASWJ and LeJ also took streets and opened aerial fire, latter all shops and markets were closed within five minutes.
According to reports, the clashes erupted after killing of Rawapinidi Ashura incident mastermind Mufti Aman by their own takfiri terrorists.
According to a high level police official, pro-Taliban takfiri terrorist groups are killing each other people in order to gain power on terrorism and particularly on funds provided of Saudi Arabia and some middle east countries.
Majlis-e-Wahdat-e-Muslmeen leader Allama Raja Nasir Ababs Jafri has condemned the terrorist attack of outlawed outfits on ‘Tair Wali ImamBargah’ where ablaze of Holy Quran and Alam-e-Ghazi Abbas (AS) occurred under the supervion of Pubjab Government of Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif.
ASWJ leader shot dead in Pindi
Gunmen riding motorbikes Sunday shot dead a leader from a hardline Sunni religious outfit (Salafi sect) in Rawalpindi in a suspected sectarian attack, officials said.
Mufti Amanullah, from the Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat (ASWJ), was travelling in a car when the attack occurred in Rawalpindi.
"At least four gunmen riding two motorbikes opened fire on Amanullah's car, killing him on the spot," ASWJ spokesman Hafiz Farooqi told AFP.
According to a high level police official, pro-Taliban takfiri terrorist groups are killing each other people in order to gain power on terrorism and particularly on funds provided of Saudi Arabia and some middle east countries.
Amanullah was also incharge of the management of the Jamia Taleem-ul-Quran seminary, where clashes erupted last November when a religious procession by Shias coincided with a sermon at a Sunni mosque affiliated with the seminary.
It is widely believed that the sectarian group Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan renamed itself as ASWJ after being banned in 2002 and is still referred to by its members by its former name.
Meanwhile, unknown miscreants gunned down Maulana Sher Alam Farooqi, a leader of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI-F), in KP city of Hangu on Sunday.
Police said that the incident took place in Tor Gundai area of Doaba in district Hangu where unidentified gunmen sprayed bullets at Maulana Farooqi.
As a result of firing, the JUI-F leader died on the spot while the assailants managed to escape.
Police and other law-enforcement agencies (LEAs) personnel cordoned off the area after the firing incident and started search operation.
The 55-year-old Farooqi graduated from Haqqania Madrassa and was the Deputy Emir of Thall Tehsil of Hangu.
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