LAHORE:Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar has said that the tragic Sialkot factory incident has left every Pakistani in shock, adding that those responsible for the awful act do not deserve to be called human beings and the accused will not escape stern punishment.
The CM strongly condemned the ghastly killing of a Sri Lankan citizen and setting of his body on fire. He assured that justice would be served at any case as such people do not deserve any concession.
The accused would be awarded strict punishment according to the law. He said that Islam discourages violence and extremism as it is a religion of peace and harmony.
The chief minister extended heartfelt sympathies and condolences to the bereaved family and Sri Lankan government and said that the Punjab government was standing with them in their time of trial. He also assured them that all the culprits will be brought to book.
Usman Buzdar said that he is speechless over the brutal killing which has left the whole nation sad and ashamed.
The government will fulfill all its responsibilities in this regard, said the CM adding prompt legal action is being taken against the responsible.
The case trial will be held in Anti-Terrorism Court, he said and added Pakistan belongs to everyone who lives here, regardless of any religion, race and cast.
Safeguarding the life and property of citizens is the responsibility of the state. Instructions have been issued to take effective measures to prevent such tragic incidents in future, the CM concluded.