Senator Rehman Malik says parliament was busy in discussing qualification of a disqualified person
Senator asks the government to wake up and unveil nexus of India and US
Senate Standing Committee on Interior has recommended to arrest former Pakistan envoy to US Hussain Haqqani and repatriate him.
It committee met here Tuesday with Senator Rehman Malik in the chair. It was told that Hussain Haqqani was defaming Pakistan across the globe. It alleged that Hussain Haqqani was working against ideology of Pakistan.
Interior additional secretary, briefing the committee, said that 25,000 to 30,000 licenses of automated weapons were issued during the last tenure of PPP regime without any verification. It further said these licenses were issued at throwaway rates. Ironically, a person collected more than one weapon license. Currently, around 60pc weapons in the country were illegal, he added.
Senator Sardar Fateh Muhammad Husni said that Interior secretary must inform the committee that who was involved in issuing these licenses. Who obtained illegal weapons? The committee also recommended to Council of Islamic Ideology (CII) to define a transgender and present its report that what Islamic laws say about the transvestites.
On this occasion, Fateha Khawani was offered for victims of India firing along the Line of Control (LoC). Senator Rehman Malik said that government should move international court against Modi government and file a case against him for his involvement in war crimes.
He alleged that on the one hand, the government was supporting Modi government directly while on the other hand, India was targeting innocent people at Line of Control (LoC). He sought debate on this issue in the parliament. He said rather the parliament was busy in discussing the qualification of a disqualified person. He said country was facing serious issues, adding a net of conspiracies was being netted by India with the nexus of US. He called upon the government to wake up and unveil nexus of India and US. Senators Javed Abbasi, Shahi Syed, Dr Jehanzeb Jamaldini, Fateh Muhammad Husni, Interior additional secretary and Law secretary attended the meeting.
