Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani has reportedly asked his son, MNA Ali Musa Gilani, to cut short his visit abroad and return to Pakistan to join investigations into the chemical scandal, a private TV channel reported on Wednesday.
According to reports, Musa is currently in South Africa for his honeymoon. Musa has been served summons by the Supreme Court along with PM’s Principal Secretary Khushnood Lashari in a chemical import case involving illegal sale and distribution of substance. On April 12, PM Gilani condemned what he called a ‘malicious campaign’ against his son, and took his cabinet into confidence about the case probe. The prime minister said Musa had been allegedly involved in issue of allocating drug quota, claiming that various inquiries conducted by the departments, including one by the Senate Standing Committee on Interior, made no mention of influence exercised by him in its findings.
Drugs scandal: PM asks son to return home for investigations
