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[ 26 ] even realise who is responsible for laying the explosives under them. ( The New World , June 26, 1974) It is interesting to note that whenever the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jam a ‘at undertakes any important initiative in preaching Islam in Europe or Africa, the Christian World stirs up some disturbance against it through the Muslims in Pakistan. ( Daily Jad i d Urdu Reporter , Bombay. Dec. 20, 1984, vol. 5, no. 22) Demand of Christians in Pakistan and a Generous Concession of the Government of Pakistan That was the commentary of an Indian newspaper. Further support of this is found in the assessment made by the Christian world—in particular that of the Christians living in Pakistan—of the efforts of the present government and its propaganda against the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jam a ‘at. Muhammad Har u n, the Editor of Daily Imroz of Lahore reports the following in its June 22, 1984 issue: A writ was filed on behalf of the Chairman of Pakistan National Christian Farmer Party Mr. Peter Gill in the Lahore High Court which pleaded that Christians of Pakistan be protected from the conspiracies and intrigues of the Qadian i and Lahor i Groups of Mirz a’i s and the Government of Pakistan should be directed to declare all Mirz a’i s as a banned political party and thereby all its literature should be confiscated and all its centers and places of worship