Rehman Malik says ready if allegations proved right

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The interior minister rejected the allegations over the non-availability of information from intelligence agencies to the provincial govt. — File Photo by Online

ISLAMABAD Interior Minister Rehman Malik on Saturday said that he will resign if Nawaz's allegations were proved on the non-availability of information from intelligence agency to Punjab government.
 
While talking to media in Islamabad, Malik termed terrorists as the enemies of Pakistan. He further said that Shahbaz Sharif should not distract from the issue.
 
Malik rejected the allegations over the non-availability of information from intelligence agencies to the provincial government.
 
He suggested that the strength of the Punjab police force should be increased so they can assist in the fight against terrorism. — DawnNews

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