In some cases, there is objectionable material and other evidence against the accused, said Abdul Rahim Advocate.

Islamabad (News Reporter) Lawyers and plaintiffs involved in cases related to the Protection of Prophethood Law and blasphemy of sacred figures stated that no attempt to abolish or weaken the blasphemy laws, including Section 295-C, will be accepted. They emphasized that the disrespect of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the Holy Quran, the Companions of the Prophet (RA), and the Ahl al-Bayt (RA) will not be tolerated under any circumstances. They called for the impartial and effective implementation of the relevant laws, the creation of a separate column for Ahmadis on identity cards and passports, and necessary action against blasphemous content on social media, while also ensuring legal protection for innocent individuals. In some cases, there is objectionable material and other evidence against the accused that cannot be overlooked. The sanctity of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is a red line for them, and they will continue their struggle within the legal and constitutional framework. Rao Abdul Rahim Advocate, Faisal Karim Mangat, and others made these statements during a press conference at the National Press Club in Islamabad, reiterating that the disrespect of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the Holy Quran, the Companions of the Prophet (RA), and the Ahl al-Bayt (RA) will not be tolerated, and effective implementation of the relevant laws must be ensured. They have been active in protecting the sanctity of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and will continue their peaceful and legal struggle for this purpose. They stated that no attempt to abolish or weaken the blasphemy laws, including Section 295-C, will be accepted. Protection of Prophethood leader Rao Abdul Rahim Advocate mentioned that there are clear provisions in the law against the misuse of the law, so transparent investigations and complete evidence should be considered in any case. He emphasized that action against blasphemous content on social media is necessary, but innocent individuals should also receive legal protection. Rao Abdul Rahim referenced various cases, social media content, and judicial proceedings, claiming that there is objectionable material and other evidence against the accused in some cases that cannot be ignored. He also rejected allegations related to financial interests against him, stating that if anyone has evidence, it should be presented to the relevant forum. The speakers demanded that legal action, transparent investigations, and judicial processes be ensured in cases related to the sanctity of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and religious sacred figures. They made it clear that the sanctity of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is a red line for them, and they will continue their struggle within the legal and constitutional framework.