Imran Khan wants Dawn Leaks report to be made public

ANI  |  New Delhi [India] 

Suspicious of the 'settlement' reached between the federal government and the army over the Dawn Leaks issue, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan on Wednesday said the inquiry commission report must be made public.

He said in a series of tweets, "Dawn Leaks issue was never abt army & government. It was abt national security. The whole nation now needs to know what was "settled"."

"H Clinton said she lost bec of security issue over her email leaks. Here nation kept in dark on how national security breach resolved."

"Manner in which DawnLeak issue resolved shows clearly there is one law for the powerful & another law for the weak."

"Inquiry Commission Report must be made public."

His statements come hours after Pakistan Army withdrew its earlier statement rejecting a notification from the Prime Minister's Office on the Dawn Leaks notifications.

Earlier, the Pakistan Army rejected the federal government's notification on Dawn leaks inquiry, saying that it was incomplete and not in line with recommendations by the Inquiry Board after the federal government released a notification stating that Prime Minister Sharif had approved the recommendations of the inquiry committee.

"Notification on Dawn Leak is incomplete and not in line with recommendations by the Inquiry Board. Notification is rejected," ISPR Director General Major General Asif Ghafoor had tweeted at the time.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

Imran Khan wants Dawn Leaks report to be made public

Suspicious of the 'settlement' reached between the federal government and the army over the Dawn Leaks issue, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan on Wednesday said the inquiry commission report must be made public.He said in a series of tweets, "Dawn Leaks issue was never abt army & government. It was abt national security. The whole nation now needs to know what was "settled"."DawnLeaks issue was never abt army & government. It was abt national security. The whole nation now needs to know what was "settled". 1/3— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) May 10, 2017"H Clinton said she lost bec of security issue over her email leaks. Here nation kept in dark on how national security breach resolved."2/3 H Clinton said she lost bec of security issue over her email leaks. Here nation kept in dark on how national security breach resolved.— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) May 10, 2017"Manner in which DawnLeak issue resolved shows clearly there is one law for the powerful & another ...

Suspicious of the 'settlement' reached between the federal government and the army over the Dawn Leaks issue, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan on Wednesday said the inquiry commission report must be made public.

He said in a series of tweets, "Dawn Leaks issue was never abt army & government. It was abt national security. The whole nation now needs to know what was "settled"."

"H Clinton said she lost bec of security issue over her email leaks. Here nation kept in dark on how national security breach resolved."

"Manner in which DawnLeak issue resolved shows clearly there is one law for the powerful & another law for the weak."

"Inquiry Commission Report must be made public."

His statements come hours after Pakistan Army withdrew its earlier statement rejecting a notification from the Prime Minister's Office on the Dawn Leaks notifications.

Earlier, the Pakistan Army rejected the federal government's notification on Dawn leaks inquiry, saying that it was incomplete and not in line with recommendations by the Inquiry Board after the federal government released a notification stating that Prime Minister Sharif had approved the recommendations of the inquiry committee.

"Notification on Dawn Leak is incomplete and not in line with recommendations by the Inquiry Board. Notification is rejected," ISPR Director General Major General Asif Ghafoor had tweeted at the time.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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