Govt to not spare anyone found involved in cruelty by using religion: PM Imran
The premier was addressing the condolence reference held at the PM Office to express solidarity with the family of late Priyantha Kumara.

Islamabad: Prime Minister Imran Khan Tuesday expressed his government’s determination not to spare anyone found involved in cruelty by using religion, especially, the name of Prophet Muhammad (SAW).
“The message of Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH), who was declared by Allah Almighty as Rehmatul-Lil-Alameen, is based humanity and justice,” he said while addressing a condolence reference held here at the PM Office to express solidarity with the family of late Priyantha Kumara.
Kumara was killed by a mob in Sialkot last Friday, as well as the government and people of Sri Lanka.
The Prime Minister said the message of humanity and justice given by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), were the characteristics of a human society as against the inhumane world where the rules like “might is right” and “survival of the fitness” were applied.
Imran Khan on this also awarded Malik Adnan – the person who tried to save the Sri Lankan factory manager from the mob attack during the “shameful” Sialkot incident – with a certificate of appreciation and said that Malik Adnan by showing valor and humanity had made the whole county and nation proud.
The condolence was attended among others by the Sri Lankan High Commissioner to Pakistan, Federal Ministers, Members of Parliament, Ulema, Artists and Civil Society Representatives.
SOURCE: APP
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