HYDERABAD, Pakistan: September 24, 2013. (Abbas Kassar) Majis Wahdat Muslimeen, a powerful Shia group of Pakistan has expressed sympathy and solidarity with Christians and has demanded from Pak army to arrest killers of innocent Christians who were killed in Peshawar Church blast and to restore the Church building along with payment of compensation to families of dead and injured and the official treatment of injured. Addressing news conference along with Christian leaders here on Tuesday Maulana Imdad Naseemi, Alam Karbalai, Maulana Allah Bachayo Nasri and Asim Mirza, Shia scholars of Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen said the rulers and institutions have kept mum on increasing incidents of terrorism in Pakistan rather they were singing the lollipop of dialogue with killer barbarians. They said the enemies of country were enemies of Islam and all religions. They said the terrorists were striking and killing innocent people at their sweet will and no authority was there to stop them. They said no sooner did we buried dead bodies of our army generals, the terrorists blasted at Hussaini Imambargah Karachi and Masjid Anwer Peshawar. The country was still collected the pieces of human bodies then the patriotic Christian community were ditched in bloodshed in Peshawar. They said what crime of those being killed in blasts was and why the government was turning its deaf ear and finding excuse by pointing fingers to foreign forces. They questioned as to why action was not taken against the enemies of country who do not hesitate to claim responsibility. They said Wahdat was not against any Lashkar or Sipah but it was against those who were trying to destabilize Pakistan. To a question they agreed that if the government does not protect lives of innocent people the it should give way to armed forces to curb the powerful terrorists who have been bent to turn Pakistan difficult to live for peaceful people. They were accompanies with Father Daniel Fayyaz, rector general churches of Pakistan Nazir Maseehi Gill and other Christian leaders.