Hafiz Talha Saeed, the son of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) founder Hafiz Muhammad Saeed, has called on the Pakistan Markazi Muslim League (PMML) to revive the spirit of unity associated with the Pakistan Movement. Referring to the political mobilisation of Muslims before the Partition of India, Talha claimed that his party could bring together Pakistan’s divided population and turn it into a united nation.
While addressing a public gathering, Talha described the PMML as the continuation of the Muslim League that led the movement for Pakistan’s creation. He also portrayed India as a challenge that required Pakistanis to come together and demonstrate national unity.
He argued that the political organisation could play a role similar to the Muslim League before Partition, when it mobilised Muslims across different regions under a common political objective.
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“This is the continuation of the same Muslim League. With every passing day, month, and year, you will realise which Muslim League created Pakistan, which Muslim League ran the Pakistan Movement,” he said.
Talha claimed that the Muslim League had transformed a scattered Muslim population into a political community before the creation of Pakistan. He suggested that the Pakistan Markazi Muslim League could achieve a similar transformation in the country’s present political environment, which he described as divided and disorganised.
“Today, this very Pakistan Central Muslim League… is about to unite this scattered and disorganised crowd into a single nation, a living Pakistani nation,” he said.
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