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Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Norwegian Expo turns out to be a grand success!
With the merry event of Jashan-e-Riaz 08, glad tidings come across from the European Continent, as the MFI International Team return to England with more than just satisfaction to boast about.The Chief Executive of MFI, HH Younus AlGohar, exultingly expressed, "Norwegian people are very open, receptive and they do not argue"."It was just brilliant", says Saint Steve, who was one of the main speakers at the event. "We were not aware of the surroundings, but when we met the people, when they accepted, we felt it was home".A pleasant day to all readers and a merry Jashan-e-Riaz!
HC stays deportation of 67 Pakistani nationals
HC stays deportation of 67 Pakistani nationals
New Delhi, November 19: Sixtyseven jailed Pakistani nationals who were on the verge of being sent home by the Indian authorities may continue to remain behind bars as the Delhi High Court on Wednesday stayed the Centre's decision to deport them.
The 67 Pakistani nationals, lodged in Tihar jail, are facing charges of allegedly staying in India without valid passport or documents.
Issuing notice to the Central government, a Division Bench of Chief Justice Ajit Prakash Shah and Justice S Muralidhar sought the government's reply within two weeks and stayed their deportation till further order.
On Tuesday, the government moved an application before a city court seeking its permission to withdraw all cases registered against them under the Passport Act and Registration of Foreigners Act and to deport them to Pakistan.
However, challenging the government's decision, one of the Pakistani national filed a petition seeking court's intervention restraining the government from deporting them.
Filing a PIL, through counsel Meenakshi Arora, one Saifullah Bajwa said all these people are facing cases of blasphemy and the existing Pakistani law prescribes the sentence of life or death penalty for the charge.
In April, 2007, these people had fled Pakistan due to fear of prosecution on the charges of blasphemy as they belonged to Mehdi Foundation, a multi-faith spiritual organisation that promoted the doctrine of divine love since 1980.
The organisation was headed by Ra Riaz Gohar Shahi, who had fled the country and is presently based in United Kingdom (UK) after Sindh High Court sentenced him to life imprisonment on charges of blasphemy.
After coming to India, they had staged a protest in New Delhi at Jantar Mantar against Pakistani government and burnt their passports besides burning the effigies of their leaders. The Delhi police had arrested them on April 23 2007 for not having valid documents to stay in India.
News from the Indian Press - Express India, link:http://www.expressindia.com/latest-news/HC-stays-deportation-of-67-Pakistani-nationals/387834/
Friday, November 21, 2008
65 MFI Members face repatriation from India
65 MFI Members in Tihar Jail, New Delhi, IndiaMehdi Foundation International is the official representative organization of His Holiness Imam Mehdi Gohar Shahi. Both Islamists and the Pakistan Government have persecuted His Holiness Imam Mehdi Gohar Shahi and His dedicated discipleship. Firstly, they instigated against His Holiness various false cases of blasphemy. His Holiness Gohar Shahi had been on US trip while the Sindh High Court awarded life imprisonment in absentia.Islamists and Pakistan Government were afraid that His Holiness Gohar Shahi would pronounce Himself as the Awaited Imam Mehdi. They left no stone unturned in defying and suppressing His Holiness Gohar Shahi. Pakistan Government used Wahhabi denomination as an instrumental against His Holiness. The Pro-Saudi Arab sectarian elements issued Fatwa’s Kuffar against His Holiness. His Holiness Gohar Shahi’s mission is that of Divine Love and Global Peace. The sectarian elements disapproved of this Divine Sufi doctrine. They consider Sufi-Teachings as heretical and subversive. His Holiness Gohar Shahi didn’t speak against any religion or any sect. He simply advocated God’s love, and revived hearts of all human beings regardless of their religious or cultural background.His Holiness Gohar Shahi’s book,” Deen-e-Ilahi” had been banned in Pakistan. God manifested images of His Holiness Gohar Shahi in the Moon, the Sun, the Holy Black Stone, and various other places and on objects. The Government of Pakistan utilized all tricks to suppress the Divine Signs, and basically, it was due to the promulgation of these Signs that Government of Pakistan persecuted His Holiness Gohar Shahi. Anjuman Sarfroshan Islam which was affiliated with His Holiness Gohar Shahi in Pakistan gave in to the Police and secret agencies in Pakistan. Anjuman Sarfroshan Islam (ASI-Abbreviated) failed to take on the pressure of oppression; hence, they stopped the publicity of the Divine Signs. Today, ASI wants to dissociate with all those who promote the Divine Signs. They don’t want to engage in the publicity of these Signs out of fear of getting arrested and going to the jail.Mehdi Foundation International is the official and representative organization of His Holiness Imam Mehdi Gohar Shahi. We propagate the Divine Signs, the Teachings of His Holiness Gohar Shahi, and we also propagate His Holiness Gohar Shahi as Imam Mehdi, the Promised Messiah, and the Kalki Avatar. Anjuman Sarfroshan Islam does not like our mission because they think they will be in trouble with the Police and Government authorities on account of our activities. Since members of Mehdi Foundation International (MFI) are persecuted in Pakistan, many families had to migrate to India in an attempt to save their lives and their faith in Imam Mehdi Gohar Shahi. They protested against Pakistan Government and the Islamists. They didn’t want to go back to Pakistan, hence, out of sheer overwhelming emotions and rage; they threw their Pakistani Passports in fire. Since they lost their identity, therefore, the Indian Police arrested them. These 65 members of MFI had been in Tihar Jail since April 2007. The Government of Pakistan has held several meetings with their Indian counterparts for their repatriation. Ambassador of Pakistan to India has visited them in the jail, and threatened them of fatal consequences However; our members have always refused to go back to Pakistan. Recently, there has been a secretive deal between India and Pakistan in regards to repatriation of our members. Though we have applied for asylum in India, and registered with UNHCR also, India is not showing positive attitude towards these innocent people. There is not just well founded fear of persecution against MFI members in Pakistan but also it is almost certain that they will be tried under treason act in Pakistan upon their unfortunate return to the homeland.Though India is not a signatory to Geneva Convention asylum act, there is an international customary law that protects the individuals from returning to country of persecution. Repatriating these 65 members simply mean pushing them into the well of certain death.We strongly urge to the Indian Government to stop the repatriation of these 65 members. Alternatively, India may hand them over to UNHCR Delhi Branch, which is ready to grant them refugee status, and later a European or American country will take them for asylum.For Mehdi Foundation International UKYounus AlGohar London UKEmail younus38@yahoo.comTel: 0790 000 2676
HC stays deportation of 67 Pakistani nationals
New Delhi, November 19: Sixtyseven jailed Pakistani nationals who were on the verge of being sent home by the Indian authorities may continue to remain behind bars as the Delhi High Court on Wednesday stayed the Centre's decision to deport them.
The 67 Pakistani nationals, lodged in Tihar jail, are facing charges of allegedly staying in India without valid passport or documents.
Issuing notice to the Central government, a Division Bench of Chief Justice Ajit Prakash Shah and Justice S Muralidhar sought the government's reply within two weeks and stayed their deportation till further order.
On Tuesday, the government moved an application before a city court seeking its permission to withdraw all cases registered against them under the Passport Act and Registration of Foreigners Act and to deport them to Pakistan.
However, challenging the government's decision, one of the Pakistani national filed a petition seeking court's intervention restraining the government from deporting them.
Filing a PIL, through counsel Meenakshi Arora, one Saifullah Bajwa said all these people are facing cases of blasphemy and the existing Pakistani law prescribes the sentence of life or death penalty for the charge.
In April, 2007, these people had fled Pakistan due to fear of prosecution on the charges of blasphemy as they belonged to Mehdi Foundation, a multi-faith spiritual organisation that promoted the doctrine of divine love since 1980.
The organisation was headed by Ra Riaz Gohar Shahi, who had fled the country and is presently based in United Kingdom (UK) after Sindh High Court sentenced him to life imprisonment on charges of blasphemy.
After coming to India, they had staged a protest in New Delhi at Jantar Mantar against Pakistani government and burnt their passports besides burning the effigies of their leaders. The Delhi police had arrested them on April 23 2007 for not having valid documents to stay in India.
News from the Indian Press - Express India, link:http://www.expressindia.com/latest-news/HC-stays-deportation-of-67-Pakistani-nationals/387834/
The 67 Pakistani nationals, lodged in Tihar jail, are facing charges of allegedly staying in India without valid passport or documents.
Issuing notice to the Central government, a Division Bench of Chief Justice Ajit Prakash Shah and Justice S Muralidhar sought the government's reply within two weeks and stayed their deportation till further order.
On Tuesday, the government moved an application before a city court seeking its permission to withdraw all cases registered against them under the Passport Act and Registration of Foreigners Act and to deport them to Pakistan.
However, challenging the government's decision, one of the Pakistani national filed a petition seeking court's intervention restraining the government from deporting them.
Filing a PIL, through counsel Meenakshi Arora, one Saifullah Bajwa said all these people are facing cases of blasphemy and the existing Pakistani law prescribes the sentence of life or death penalty for the charge.
In April, 2007, these people had fled Pakistan due to fear of prosecution on the charges of blasphemy as they belonged to Mehdi Foundation, a multi-faith spiritual organisation that promoted the doctrine of divine love since 1980.
The organisation was headed by Ra Riaz Gohar Shahi, who had fled the country and is presently based in United Kingdom (UK) after Sindh High Court sentenced him to life imprisonment on charges of blasphemy.
After coming to India, they had staged a protest in New Delhi at Jantar Mantar against Pakistani government and burnt their passports besides burning the effigies of their leaders. The Delhi police had arrested them on April 23 2007 for not having valid documents to stay in India.
News from the Indian Press - Express India, link:http://www.expressindia.com/latest-news/HC-stays-deportation-of-67-Pakistani-nationals/387834/
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
65 MFI members face brutal death back in Pakistan
Indian Government has made a deal with Pakistan Government regarding 65 members of MFI. India is considering repatriating them to Pakistan. We protest against this cruel move by the Indian establishment. According to the international customary Law, they must not be sent back to the country where there is a well founded fear of persecution. Please note that our members face certain death in Pakistan, because they have changed their religion to God's love from the religion of Islam. So many Islamic organizations in Pakistan are staging rallies against us, and demanding from the Pakistan Government to award death sentence to our members. We request the international community, and the United Nations to intervene in this matter, and save the lives of 65 members which include a dozen of innocent kids.
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Faisal said...
Indian government should value human lives and understand the plight of these people. If these people are sent back to Pakistan they surely will face cvertain death. How can governments make secret deals and scrifice innocent lives. This is against the International Law of Assylum as well.
19 November 2008 01:49
Amjad Gohar said...
This is a very cruel act by the Indian Government and I strongly protest against it and request the International Community to Please intervene in this case and stop the repatriation.
19 November 2008 01:49
Nilma Devi said...
This is outrageous, and unacceptable, totally against the Customary International Laws! These 65 people are genuine refugees. The International community must unite and speak up to protect these innocent women, children & man.
19 November 2008 01:50
nY5667 said...
Terrible News! One would expect the sympathy and help from the Indian Government whilst innocent lives are at stake, but the Indian Government is deceiving not only MFI, but also their own dignity.I believe, that the members of MFI cannot be repatrioted to Pakistan, because, it is impossible...
19 November 2008 01:51
سيدنا الشيخ يونس الجوهر said...
We urge the indian Goverment to help our members escape from the torment of Pakistan Goverment from the angle of Humanitarian Support
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