Former interior minister Rehman Malik on Thursday held former president Pervez Musharraf responsible for assassination of Benazir Bhutto.
Media reports said copy of interim challan presented by FIA in the court in connection with BB’s assassination case contains 76 pages. Malik’s statement, under Section 161, has also been made part of the challan.
Malik said that Musharraf failed in providing foolproof security to Benazir Bhutto due to which Liaqat Bagh incident occurred.
Baitullah Mehsud, Ubaidul Rehman, Abdullah Faiz Ahmad, Ikramullah, Nasrullah and Nadir have been declared proclaimed offenders in the challan.
It was said in the challan that the accused in this case, including Aitzaz Shah, Sher Zaman, Hassnain Gul, Muhammad Rafaqat and Rashid Ahmad, are on judicial remand while Pervez Musharraf, former SP Khurram Shahzad and former CPO Saud Aziz have been granted bail.
The statement of former interior secretary Kamal Shah has also been included in the challan. He has also held Musharraf responsible for not providing security to BB.
The steps taken by the former president have also been declared alien to the constitution in the challan.
It was said that Musharraf declared emergency on November 3, 2007 and kept the judges and their family members in habeas corpus.
No body knows better than Rehman Malik as to who killed Benazir as he was an accomplice. Wait for him to name the 'main' culprit.
Musharraf did not ask Benazir to stick her head out from the sunroof of her bomb proof car – it was some one else calling from Dubai.
Illuminati / Dajjal-e-Gorow (Gang of Dajjal/Antichrist) killed Benazir Bhutto because in 2007 Benazir Bhutto revealed that Osama Bin Laden is dead since 2001.
do not trust malik rehman he is big diplomat as per shahbaz sharif he is liar by birth
he was involved in benazir case he was present at that time he dont have any word some time some some time some things else 5 yrs he was playing dirty game in pakistan why govt not asking what he did request govrt of pakistan to catch this person having lot of property in london from where he got money
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