Demonstrations Against the visit of the Indian PM

Protest demonstrations were held on 15 January to mark Yaum-ul-Quds.
A Kashmir Jihad Week was observed throughout the country from 30 January to 5 February.
Nationwide demonstrations were held on 20 February against the visit of the Indian Prime Minister to Pakistan.
The Ameer-e-Jamaat led a major demonstration on Mall Road, Lahore.
Although the government had laid a red carpet from Wagah Border to Minar-e-Pakistan, Jamaat’s strong protest resulted in Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee being transported by helicopter to Governor House.
During a gathering in Lahore on 21 February, the police surrounded and arrested hundreds of workers and leaders.
After subjecting them to severe violence, the police transported them in prison vehicles and detained them in different jails across the country.
A Day of Protest was observed on 26 February to demand the prisoners’ release.
From 4 to 6 March, the Ameer-e-Jamaat led an Accountability Caravan from Lahore to Rawalpindi.
From 11 to 16 April, an Accountability Caravan train march was led from Peshawar to Karachi by Acting Ameer Syed Munawar Hasan.
Major public gatherings were held at every major railway station.
A rally for the protection of the ideology of Pakistan was held at Minar-e-Pakistan on 23 March.
On 8 March, the Ameer-e-Jamaat went on leave because of ill health and surgery.
On 28 May, gatherings and protest programmes were organised throughout the country for the protection of Pakistan’s nuclear programme.
A three-day All-Pakistan public gathering of women was held.
A two-day Shabab-e-Milli convention was also held.
A Day of Protest was observed on 6 July to express solidarity with Kashmiris and oppose the Nawaz-Clinton Declaration.
Kargil rallies and major public gatherings were held in Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Quetta and Lahore.
An unprecedented women’s rally in support of the Kashmir jihad was held in Islamabad on 22 August.
A three-day public gathering of Islami Jamiat-e-Talibat was held.
Organisational gatherings and conventions of office-bearers were held in Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan and the Frontier Province.
Salat-ul-Istisqa was offered at Mansurah in response to the country’s severe drought, and the Ameer-e-Jamaat delivered an address.
Nationwide demonstrations were held to express solidarity with the oppressed Muslims of Chechnya.