Karachi, Muhammad Aslam Khan Farooqui, Chairman of the National Forum for Human Rights of Pakistan and a prominent social leader, urged the public to commemorate December, the birth month of Pakistan’s founder Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, as a time of commitment and awareness against corruption. Farooqui emphasized the need for the Pakistani people to recognize and reject the tactics of corrupt political groups that have led the nation into a state of external debt and interest-based politics.

According to Mohib Qaumi Social Council, Farooqui’s statement highlighted the current challenges facing Pakistan, including the widespread influence of interest-based politics and the burden of foreign debts. He accused corrupt political groups of deceiving the public and called for a collective effort to safeguard the future of Pakistan as envisioned by Quaid-e-Azam.

Farooqui’s call to action resonates with a sense of urgency and responsibility. He stressed that it is time for the people of Pakistan to demonstrate their awareness and actively participate in the process of teaching a lesson to those exploiting the nation. This approach, he believes, is crucial for the bright future of Pakistan and the prosperity of the new generation.

The statement from the Chairman of NFHRP reflects a growing concern among social leaders and activists about the political and economic challenges in Pakistan. Farooqui’s message during the birth month of Quaid-e-Azam is a call to honor the legacy of the nation’s founder by combating corruption and steering Pakistan towards a path of integrity and progress.