Pakistan
NA Deputy Speaker confirms 'threat letter' received by SC
According to Qasim Suri, it's “clearly written” in the letter that Pakistan will face strict actions if the no-confidence motion against Imran Khan had failed
Islamabad: National Assembly Deputy Speaker Qasim Suri on Tuesday said the Supreme Court had received the “sealed confidential letter"-- that contains the alleged threat from the United States.
Talking to Twitter, Suri said he National Assembly Secretariat had sent the “sealed confidential letter” on his directions and has been “received” by the office of Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandial.
“The honourable court is expected to form a commission similar to the one formed in the memogate scandal and hold an inquiry,” tweeted Suri.
The deputy speaker shared that in the letter it's “clearly written” that Pakistan would face strict actions if the no-confidence motion against Imran Khan had failed.
“As directed by the Acting Speaker, National Assembly of Pakistan, a confidential letter (in original) received from the Cabinet Secretary which was submitted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government of Pakistan (Cypher Bureau) to the Honourable Speaker, is onward submitted for kind perusal of the Honourable, Chief Justice of Pakistan,” says the letter which was received by the Supreme Court.