ISLAMABAD: The
Inter-Services Intelligence agency (ISI) is not a security force that
can provide security to Mansoor Ijaz; however, the army can be
called if required, said Interior Minister Rehman Malik on Saturday.
Speaking to the media at F-9 Park in Islamabad, Malik said that a meeting between the defence secretary, the interior secretary and the attorney general was underway to decide the security arrangements for Ijaz.
He added that it was the attorney general who would decide on the final security arrangements.
Malik further said that if the parliamentary committee probing the Memogate scandal wishes, then anyone’s name can be put on the Exit Control List.
He reiterated that the government can launch an investigation against Ijaz on his return to the country for violating the Article 6 of the Constitution.
Speaking to the media at F-9 Park in Islamabad, Malik said that a meeting between the defence secretary, the interior secretary and the attorney general was underway to decide the security arrangements for Ijaz.
He added that it was the attorney general who would decide on the final security arrangements.
Malik further said that if the parliamentary committee probing the Memogate scandal wishes, then anyone’s name can be put on the Exit Control List.
He reiterated that the government can launch an investigation against Ijaz on his return to the country for violating the Article 6 of the Constitution.
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