Jamaat-e-Islami has renewed its call for major political and administrative reforms, urging citizens and political workers to support its “Badal Do Nizam” movement aimed at changing the current governance system.
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According to Beyond Time News, Jamaat-e-Islami chief Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman addressed a large public gathering in Timergara, where he criticized the existing governance system and called for structural reforms.
He said that despite years in power, governments have failed to deliver basic services such as healthcare and education, leaving citizens without adequate facilities. He also questioned the effectiveness of current policies, particularly in the education sector.
The JI chief highlighted rising national debt and inflation, arguing that economic challenges continue to worsen for ordinary citizens. He claimed that the current system is burdened by inefficiency and outdated administrative structures.
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Calling for broader political cooperation, he invited workers from other parties, including Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, to join his movement for system-wide reform.
He announced plans to expand the party’s grassroots network through large-scale public committees, aiming to mobilize support for what he described as a fair and accountable system.
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The “Badal Do Nizam” movement reflects growing political calls for reform, with Jamaat-e-Islami positioning itself as a voice for systemic change and broader political engagement.
