Malik urges all IGs to be on high alert in Ramadan

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KARACHI: Adviser to the PM on interior affairs Rehman Malik said on Sunday that all the Inspector Generals (IG) of police should be on high alert as the enemy could attack in the month of Ramadan, DawnNews reported.

Speaking to media representatives in Karachi, Malik said that no one in the country would be allowed take the law in his/her hands.

He urged the Pakistan Muslim League- Nawaz (PML-N) Chief Nawaz Sharif to apologise the people for making deals with the former president Pervez Musharraf.

“After cases are being reopened against Nawaz Sharif, he is getting nervous,” the interior adviser said.

Malik said that he would reveal more evidence against the ' Sharif brothers'.

He said that reference against Nawaz Sharif was sent to NAB on the directions of the Supreme Court. But Sharif refused to meet the Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) for the investigations, he added.

The interior adviser said that on the information from the security agencies we informed the Punjab government that the police could be next target after the incident of Gujrat. But the provincial government did not take any serious action on that, he added.

Moreover he added that the PML-N should avoid the politics of petitions.

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a ali

Jul 15, 2012 09:00pm

Sir,Rehman Malik, This is your old story "Law Order in high Alert" during your period since last 4yrs of time nothing is improvement in whole country "Law Order in high Alert" every day in Karachi 15/20 innocent people is killing. a ali

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Cyrus Howell

Jul 15, 2012 02:14pm

"Speaking to media representatives in Karachi, Malik said that no one in the country would be allowed take the law in his or her hands." That is unless they have guns in them. Throw out the camel wash. A man who thinks he can teach lobsters to fly in one year is considered insane, Malik sees danger around each and every corner but is still at large.

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Malcolm Michael

Jul 15, 2012 03:23pm

Same old story by Rehman Malik . Here the PPP and PML (N) are sitting together and have agreed about announcement of Election date and Rehman Malik is blowing his horn against Sharif Brothers. Is this another political Joke or just one of those verbosity by Malik as usual.

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ISHTIAQ

Jul 15, 2012 02:15pm

"Speaking to media representatives in Karachi, Malik said that no one in the country would be allowed take the law in his/her hands." All we wan to know is from which year, month, day and time people won't be allowed to take...... He has been saying this since he was made top watch dog of the security of the land now is the time to end vagueness in his utterings Since there are so many laws in the land of pure(now impure) which law is he referring to which he won't permit people to have in their hands. May he should clearly spell that out too to end the ambiguity.

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