Jamaat push to reduce Fuel prices

A Jamaat protest for Karachi’s rights and the devolution of authority to elected local governments faced extensive baton-charging and police action near the Sindh Assembly.
In early March, PM Shehbaz Sharif met a Jamaat delegation led by Hafiz Naeem ur Rehman and provided an in-camera briefing on the regional situation arising from the Iran-US conflict.
Jamaat intensified its economic campaign, demanding lower fuel prices, abolition of the petroleum levy, cuts in government luxury expenditure and the termination or restructuring of exploitative IPP agreements.
Former Ameer of Jamaat-e-Islami Punjab Mian Maqsood Ahmad passed away.
Bano Qabil expanded to 70+ cities, attracting participations from hundreds of thousands of young people.The programme was increasingly recognised as a major national skills-development initiative.
After being approached by the Joint Awami Action Committee, Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan offered to mediate between the government and public representatives to help resolve the Azad Kashmir crisis.