Daily Times

Senator Faisal Vawda has expressed strong support for JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman, stating that he would stand by the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (JUI-F) leader on the issue of the 26th Constitutional Amendment.

Speaking to the media alongside Senator Kamran Murtaza after a meeting with Rehman, Vawda described his political approach as direct, saying, “My mindset is exactly like that of the tribes; I maintain open friendships and enmities.”

Vawda stated that despite differences in political stance, he and his colleagues would not align with any opposition to Rehman, but would stand united with him on key issues. He mentioned that the discussion with the JUI-F chief revolved around religious seminaries and other political concerns.

Praising Rehman’s role and political foresight, he stated that his efforts to reduce political division and instability in the country have been significant. At a time of political unrest in the country, he highlighted the need for everyone to contribute to creating unity and stability.

Vawda also spoke about the importance of moving forward under democratic principles and creating a situation of consensus for Pakistan’s growth. He said that while political opposition is natural, it should not lead to division and chaos.

He further stressed that he was focused on protecting Imran Khan’s life, stating, “I am doing all this to save Imran Khan’s life. My only concern is to ensure his safety from any potential harm, particularly from his party’s internal threats.”

He also referred to the mandate given to JUI-F in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and suggested that the discussions should include formal recognition of JUI-F’s mandate as per Form 47.

Regarding his political stance, Vawda reiterated his support for the military establishment and judiciary, stressing that he would approach all political parties, including MQM and TLP, to work for Pakistan’s welfare.

In conclusion, he stated that on the issue of the 26th Constitutional Amendment, there would be no disagreement with the JUI-F chief, adding, “We will all stand with him on this matter.”