The ancient heritage of Lahore is our identity, the intention to martyr it is condemnable. Pir Syed Inayat Ali Shah Badshah

The ancient heritage of Lahore is our
identity, the intention to martyr it is condemnable. Pir Syed Inayat Ali Shah Badshah

The desecration of the shrines of elders and great men is regrettable. Tehreek-e-Ishq Mustafa International

PESHAWAR:(Special Correspondent) According to Global Times News Agency Europe, the head of Tehreek-e-Ishq Mustafa International, Hazrat Pir Syed Inayat Ali Shah Badshah, also known as Motiyon Wala Sarkar, said that he strongly condemns the alleged intention of the Punjab government to move or bulldoze 4 mosques and the shrine of Hazrat Syed Sakhi Shah Muhammad Ghaus Qadri Gilani. He said that the desecration of the shrines of elders and great men is regrettable. He said that there is a strong demand from the Punjab government that an ancient heritage located in Delhi Gate, Lahore, which is two hundred and ninety-six years old, has been ordered to martyr this mosque, which is regrettable and condemnable. He said that the ancient heritage of Lahore is our identity, the people of the country should save this historical heritage. The head of Tehreek-e-Ishq Mustafa International, Hazrat Pir Syed Inayat Ali Shah Badshah, also known as Motiyon Wala Sarkar, said in an interview with Global Times Media Europe that the Punjab government should stop this, this is our 296-year-old heritage. The workers of Tehreek-e-Ishq Mustafa International are determined to protect it. The Punjab government should withdraw its decision. Do not force the workers of Tehreek-e-Ishq Mustafa International to protest and hold processions. Pir Syed Inayat Ali Shah Badshah, also known as Motiyon Wala Sarkar, added that taking care of and respecting the shrines and tombs of elders and great men is certainly an important part of our cultural, historical and spiritual values. These shrines are not only an asset of our history but are also a means for future generations to stay connected to the sacrifices and teachings of our ancestors. He added that all scholars, Mashaikhs and devotees are also called upon to play a key role in raising their voices on this important issue.