World Minorities Alliance appeals Muslim leaders to postpone 31st December strike

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ISLAMABAD: December 24, 2010. (PCP) J Salik, in his Christmas day message appealed Muslim community Leaders to postponed strike of 31st December; he explained that 31st December is the ceremonial day to celebrate the day of Jess’s circumcision. On the occasion of Christmas, J Salik, Convener World Minorities Alliance said that this birth day of Jesus Christ provides us to think for depressed people and down to earth families. In his message J Salik says that beside the Global peace we have to work and pray for our beloved country, Pakistan’s peace and harmony. He said that this country got freedom after hundred of thousands martyrs. But, the main goal is still to achieve and it will be possible when we all countrymen work, make ourselves duty full and committed according to our faiths. Ex Federal Minister J Salik appealed Muslim community Leaders to postponed strike of 31st December; he explained that 31st December is the ceremonial day to celebrate the day of Jess’s circumcision. He further said that we must remember our flood effected families also on this day. We should offer them to join us in our celebrations

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