Only those whose crime is forgivable will be forgiven: Sanaullah

Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah has said that only those people whose “crimes are forgivable” will be forgiven amid the ongoing crackdown on May 9 protesters.

“Those whose crimes are not forgivable can try all they want but will not be forgiven.”

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