A commission tasked with the investigation of Abbottabad raid that killed al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden in May last year has hand over its report to the government, sources said on Sunday.
The commission was directed by the government to wrap up the investigation until October 12.
According to sources, the 700-page report comprises of three volumes and carries interviews of 300 people, including former generals, diplomats, bureaucrats, intelligence officials, journalists and members of the civil society.
The commission was asked to unmask facts about the May 2 American raid.
Keep your fingers crossed…it will never be made public like all other commission reports ?
The report needs to be made public and lessons learned for the greater good of Pakistan.
If the report is made public, you can be sure it is cooked up. If it is not cooked up, it will never be released. We have learnt that from history (not the one taught in schools).
Interesting to see if the report points a finger at Dr. Afrid or 'muslim brother' Usama.
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