Jamaat-e-Islami Leader Expresses Condolences to Family of Shooting Victim

KARACHI: Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman, the Amir of Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan, visited the family of Kashif Umar, who was tragically killed by Somali pirates. During his visit, he extended his condolences to Umar’s father, Sayed Farooq Umar, his brother, Sayed Aasif Umar, and his sons, Sayed Eizan Umar and Sayed Yohan Umar, offering prayers for the deceased.

In a statement to the media, Hafiz Naeem expressed his deep sorrow over the incident, emphasizing the need for stronger measures to protect Pakistani citizens abroad. He condemned the violence and called for international cooperation to combat piracy, which has increasingly threatened maritime safety.

This incident highlights the ongoing risks faced by Pakistani nationals working in vulnerable regions, raising concerns about the safety of citizens abroad. The government is urged to take immediate action to ensure the protection of its citizens and to address the broader implications of piracy on trade and security.

Moving forward, Jamaat-e-Islami plans to engage with government officials to discuss potential strategies for enhancing maritime security and protecting Pakistani workers overseas. The party is also expected to hold a series of meetings to raise awareness about the dangers posed by piracy.