ISLAMABAD, SEP 11 (DNA) — Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar, during a meeting with a delegation of the Christian community on Monday, reiterated the government’s commitment to the minorities’ protection and security, acknowledging that they enjoyed equal rights in Pakistan.
The prime minister expressed these views during a meeting with a delegation of the Christian community that called on him. Caretaker Minister for Human Rights Khalil George and other relevant authorities were also present during the meeting, PM Office Media Wing said in a press release.
The prime minister said that responsible for Jaranwala incident would be made an example so that certain incidents would not occur in future. He also asked the minorities to give proposals of their issues and problems to the government so that these could be resolved.
The caretaker prime minister said that the Constitution of Pakistan ensured equal social, religious and political rights to all citizens without any racial, caste, creed and ethnic discrimination, adding with due respect to each others’ faith, a peaceful and prosperous society could be formed.
The prime minister also called upon all the segments of society to play their role in the elimination of extremism. The delegation welcomed the appointment of Khalil George as Caretaker Minister for Human Rights.
They also thanked the prime minister for visiting and taking immediate measures in the wake of Jaranwala incident. The delegation included Ijaz Augustin, a former provincial minister, Asia Ansar, a former MNA, bishops and pastors. — DNA
 — Caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar, during a meeting with a delegation of the Christian community){kind=link}