Interior Minister Rehman Malik said on Wednesday that Mohammad Ali Asad, the central character of Olympic visa scam, would be brought to Pakistan with the assistance of Interpol. The interior minister said that the details of his passport would “soon be shared with public”. Malik said anyone found guilty in the scam would be punished. He further said that the Pakistani authorities were “alert and ready” for the proceedings of the case. He said the procedure to compile information at the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) was “foolproof”. Malik said the Pakistani investigation team would soon be sent to London for further investigation of the matter. Earlier on Monday, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) had declared Asad as the “main accused” in the case and decided to contact Interpol for red warrants against him. The Pakistani government had registered a case against Asad for “fraud, impersonation and mis-declaration”, and is seeing his deportation from the United Kingdom.
Malik says The Sun reporter will be brought to Pakistan
