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No content against minorities in curriculum: Tahir Ashrafi
No one will be allowed to usurp the rights of minorities in the country, says PM’s aide on interfaith harmony
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Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Interfaith Harmony and the Middle East and Chairman Pakistan Ulema Council Hafiz Muhammad Tahir Mehmood Ashrafi on Monday said that the rights given to minorities by the Constitution of Pakistan and Islamic law cannot be disputed, adding that there is no content in the curriculum against minorities and their sanctities.
Speaking to visiting delegates of religious scholars of different schools of thought, Ashrafi said that the one-member minority commission did not consult the Muslim scholars and respective forums before making recommendations on uniform curriculum.
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