The people has been deemed unjustly affected by the recent increase in petroleum product prices, according to Jamaat-e-Islami.

JI spokesman Qaiser Sharif stated in a statement that his party will hold a sit-in in Islamabad on July 26 because they could not bear the load placed on the population.

In an effort to oppose laws that discriminate against individuals, he declared the formation of the “Haq do awam ko (Give people their rights)” movement.

Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman, the head of JI, will spearhead the sit-in.

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