Government has been negotiating with the banned TLP since November

The government has been holding talks with the banned TLP since November but the TLP has been threatening violent protests across the country.

According to reports, Federal Minister for Religious Affairs Noorul Haq Qadri has revealed that the government had been holding talks with the banned TLP since last November. He joined hands with the government to protect the honor of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) but instead of understanding, TLP repeatedly threatened violent protests across the country.

Talking on a private TV program, Noor-ul-Haq Qadri said that Tehreek-e-Libaik was asked to bring its draft in the National Assembly to expel the French ambassador, but he rejected the government’s offer.

Noor-ul-Haq Qadri said that Tehreek-e-Libaik refused to accept our offer and said that it was the responsibility of the government to bring a resolution in the National Assembly, it should fulfill its responsibility. Noor-ul-Haq Qadri said that the situation would not have been so tense if the government had complied.

He said that the property of his own brothers was burnt, people were tortured, murdered and looted, the loss of which was borne by Malik and his own loved ones.

He said that the government had been telling him from day one that the world was trying to encircle Pakistan in one way or another. The world should be compelled to accept this point of view of Pakistan but in the eyes of TLP it is not in favor of the violent ideology of the youth, it is their enemy.