Junaid Jamshed Abused By Angry Crowd At Islamabad Airport

Junaid Jamshed Abused By Angry Crowd At Islamabad Airport

Some of folks chanted slogans resistant to the preacher, claiming he acquired committed blasphemy, and lunged at him. They minted several bl... 2:58 AM

Some of folks chanted slogans resistant to the preacher, claiming he acquired committed blasphemy, and lunged at him. They minted several blows and then momentarily released Jamshed, only to attack him again.

"We have been looking for you, " one male voice is noticed saying in the video footage.
"Hit him, him, very well they shouted.
Visibly shaken, Jamshed maintained silence for the most part and offered the crowd to "talk" as the men confronted him. Jamshed then retreated in the airport's appearance lounge.
Many took to social media to word the attack on Jamshed.
The episode comes over the year after an equipment that pushed Jamshed into hiding, as he became the target of the wrath of right-wing organizations over blasphemy allegations. This individual later offered a general population apology in which this individual said he was "accepting his mistake" and asked for forgiveness.

The profanity case against him was registered in December 2014 on the directives of a district and classes court. Jamshed was reserved over one of his televised sermons that was thought to contain blasphemous remarks about a partner of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him).
The case was registered on a complaint of Mobin Qadri, a leader of the Sunni Tehreek, at the Risala police place under Sections 295-C (use of derogatory remarks in regards to the O Prophet) and 298-A (use of derogatory remarks and many others in respect of O Personage) of the Pakistan Penal Code, police said at the time.

Qadri had moved an program in the court seeking registration of a profanity case against Jamshed for allegedly making blasphemous comments about the Holy Forecaster and his wife Hazrat Ayesha (RA).
Jamshed later released a video meaning in which he apologised for his remarks and asked for forgiveness.
Over time, Jamshed has gathered an enormous following as a preacher, also earning a place in popular prime time shows during the month of Ramazan.
He has also launched a type of clothing by the name 'J. ', a brand that takes pride in providing what it calls humble women's clothing minus using models for advertisement.