Islamabad: Pakistan's brutal Blasphemy Law is being discussed all over the world these days. Recently, a Sri Lankan national was beaten to death in an alleged blasphemy case and then set on fire by fundamentalists. The Pak PM Imran Khan-led government was criticized all over the world for this. Meanwhile, a video has now surfaced from Pakistan that exposes Pakistan's violent, hardcore Islamic, and chaotic face in blasphemy. The video is said to be from the Red Mosque in Islamabad.
Students of Red Mosque Islamabad practising how to behead a person accused of blasphemy. Pakistan’s “kamyab jawan” (successful youth) project proceeding rather well. pic.twitter.com/fgZXXgL9bO
— Gul Bukhari (@GulBukhari) December 9, 2021
The viral video shows girl students being taught in the mosque how to behead a person if someone insults religion. In the background of the video, the slogan of radical Tehreek-e-Lubbek Pakistan (TLP) is also heard on the loudspeaker. This is the same slogan that supporters of the TLP were chanting while killing Sri Lankan factory manager Priantha Kumara in Sialkot and burning her body. Tell me, recently there was a peace agreement between the Government of Pakistan and the TLP. Before the agreement, the TLP had created a stir in Pakistan.
The video was shared by Pakistani journalist and social activist Gul Bukhari on Twitter. He has claimed that students of Lal Masjid in Islamabad are practicing beheading of a person accused of blasphemy. Pakistan's 'Successful Youth' project is progressing well. Hundreds of girls and women are seen in religious costumes in the video. In front of the girls, women are seen beheading an effigy with a sword. 'Kaamyaab Jawan' is a scheme of the Government of Pakistan, which is said to encourage education, employment, and engagement for the youth.
3 months ago, the Lal Masjid made headlines when Maulana Abdul Aziz hoisted the Taliban flag at the mosque and threatened the Pakistani army with consequences if the Taliban flag was removed. After which Imran Khan kneeled before the Maulana and allowed him to hoist the Taliban flag.
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