Islamabad:
Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan has accepted that
Pakistan’s ousted Prime Minister Yousaf Gilani and Interior Minister
Rehman Malik offered to share personal data of the country’s citizens
with United States.
The views were expressed by PTI while
giving an exclusive interview to Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. Khan
said that never has any ruling elite betrayed its people as much as
Pakistan’s current ruling class.
“This is the most shameful period of our history,” Imran Khan stressed.
It is noteworthy that WikiLeaks divulged
an alleged leaked diplomatic cable according to which Pakistan’s the
then Prime Minister and Interior Minister visited the US embassy in
Islamabad, and offered to share National Database and Registration
Authority (NADRA) record.
A front company, International Identity
Services, was allegedly set up in the United Kingdom to fetch the record
of Pakistan’s NADRA, which holds the personal record of the country’s
citizens.
When asked about the leaked cable, Khan
said “not only have they done this,” but countless people were handed
over to the United States on the mere suspicion of being involved in
terrorist activities.
“People have disappeared, people are eliminated,” Khan said.
Imran Khan said that no investigation was launched to know whether these people were guilty or innocent.
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