Dialogue Over Weapons: AIMPLB's Call for Diplomacy

The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) insists that war is not a solution, urging India and Pakistan to resolve issues through dialogue. They maintain their 'Save Waqf Campaign' while postponing public events due to recent tensions. AIMPLB advocates national unity and opposes terrorism.

Amid the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) has called for diplomatic resolutions rather than military conflict. In a recent resolution, the board emphasized the futility of war, advocating dialogue as the way forward.

The AIMPLB announced it would carry on with its 'Save Waqf Campaign', although public events have been postponed until May 16 due to the current situation. Despite these setbacks, indoor initiatives like interfaith dialogues and press conferences will continue as planned.

Central to the board's stance is a firm opposition to terrorism, aligning with broader Islamic teachings and global human values. They underline the importance of national unity during these challenging times, urging cooperation among citizens, political parties, and government forces.

(With inputs from agencies.)