Maulana should raid LoC rather than Islamabad: SAPM Awan.

ISLAMABAD -- Special Advisor to the Prime Minister (SAPM) of Pakistan on Media and Broadcasting, Firdous Ashiq Awan slammed leader of JUIF, Maulana Fazl Ur Rehman saying that he is merely after self-interest.

SAPM Awan also said that the leader of Jamiat e Ulema Islam Fazl (JUIF) had vast experience on matters pertaining to Kashmir, his insistence to lock down the capital of Pakistan when while Kashmir burns wreaked of nefarious motives.

Awan added that those telling you that they are with you are actually trying to make you a scapegoat for their own personal and political gains.

'We will not let innocent children studying in the Madrassah's be exploited for an individual's political gains, those that are looking to raid Islamabad should focus on raiding Line of Control (LoC).'

Yesterday (Thursday), Jamiat Ulema-e Islam (F) chief Maulana Fazal-ur-Rehman announced to hold 'Azadi March' in Islamabad from October 27.

In first official visit, British royal couple 'look forward to build a lasting friendship' with Pakistan

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince William and Kate Middleton, have said they are "looking forward to building a lasting friendship with the people of Pakistan" during their first ever visit to the country due to begin on October 14.

"The UK's links with Pakistan are extensive, and Their Royal Highnesses are looking forward to building a lasting friendship with the people of Pakistan," read a statement by the royal couple's spokesperson on Friday.

During the course of their visit, Prince William and Kate "will pay respect to the historical relationship between Britain and Pakistan" but the larger focus will remain "on showcasing Pakistan as it is today - a dynamic, aspirational and forward-looking nation", said the statement.

The handout, released by Kensington Palace, currently the official residence of the Duke and Duchess, said that the tour will encompass "the modern leafy capital Islamabad, the vibrant city of Lahore, the mountainous countryside in the North, and the rugged border regions to the West".

"The visit will span over 1000km, and will take in Pakistan's rich culture, its diverse communities, and its beautiful...