The guard signed the receipt No 20(201)/Dir(A-II)/2011 dated March 11 2011, at 11:40pm,” a press release issued by the Prime Minister’s office said, along with a scanned copy of the receipt duly signed by the official guard. Later, Nisar admitted receiving the receipt but claimed he had received the letter on March 14 and not on March 11, leaving a huge question as to which party was misleading the nation. “Yes, I have received the letter today which is [written] in English language but have not gone through it.
My secretary would send a response on my behalf over the letter,” Nisar told a private channel TV. When the anchor of the show telephoned Law Minister Babar Awan, Nisar declined to respond to his insistence that the letter was delivered on March 11. “I don’t want to talk to him,” said Nisar. Cntinued from pade 1
Chaudhry Nisar’s claims fall flat
