ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s cabinet on Sunday approved legal action against Pakistan Imran, director of Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Khan and some of his party leaders about the audio leak of an “US code” that the former cricketer presented as evidence of a “foreign plot” to remove him from office. Prime minister.
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FIA) has been tasked with investigating “diplomatic cryptography” audio leaks.
In the leaks, a purported voiceover of Khan and several former government seniors is said to be discussing how to “play” the issue to build a story about an American-made conspiracy. coordinated by Pakistan’s dominant security establishment and the parties already involved. of the governing union.
The decision against Khan and his colleagues came on the recommendation of a committee set up September 30 to recommend action on leaks of “cryptographic” messages intended to be received. from Washington.
“This is a matter of national security that has serious implications for the national interest and legal action on this matter is important,” said a panel recommendation that was adopted by the cabinet.
“As a result, the Federal Bureau of Investigation could be directed to investigate the matter by forming a team of senior officers, possibly coordinating officers/officials from other intelligence agencies for purpose and continue to fight perpetrators in accordance with the law,” another approved recommendation stated.
It was recently revealed that a copy of the “US code” was “missing” in the files of the Prime Minister’s office. Sharif’s cabinet said the audio exposed the “criminal plot of the old government”, while the “code” was given fictitious meanings for the political journey and it was stolen after fraud , forged and fabricated.
Khan’s PTI has come under criticism after an audio leak revealed purported discussions about building a “foreign conspiracy” narrative on the basis of a “cryptographic threat” widely circulated. advertisement.
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FIA) has been tasked with investigating “diplomatic cryptography” audio leaks.
In the leaks, a purported voiceover of Khan and several former government seniors is said to be discussing how to “play” the issue to build a story about an American-made conspiracy. coordinated by Pakistan’s dominant security establishment and the parties already involved. of the governing union.
The decision against Khan and his colleagues came on the recommendation of a committee set up September 30 to recommend action on leaks of “cryptographic” messages intended to be received. from Washington.
“This is a matter of national security that has serious implications for the national interest and legal action on this matter is important,” said a panel recommendation that was adopted by the cabinet.
“As a result, the Federal Bureau of Investigation could be directed to investigate the matter by forming a team of senior officers, possibly coordinating officers/officials from other intelligence agencies for purpose and continue to fight perpetrators in accordance with the law,” another approved recommendation stated.
It was recently revealed that a copy of the “US code” was “missing” in the files of the Prime Minister’s office. Sharif’s cabinet said the audio exposed the “criminal plot of the old government”, while the “code” was given fictitious meanings for the political journey and it was stolen after fraud , forged and fabricated.
Khan’s PTI has come under criticism after an audio leak revealed purported discussions about building a “foreign conspiracy” narrative on the basis of a “cryptographic threat” widely circulated. advertisement.
