Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi has said that the Bahawalnagar incident should not be considered a major issue.
Speaking at a press conference in Lahore on Monday, Naqvi said even brothers residing in the same house can fight sometimes and the matter should not be blown out of proportion.
He also said that the evidence emerging from Amir Tamba’s murder investigation was “clearly pointing” to India’s involvement.
Naqvi also said that India had been involved in four other murders on Pakistani soil before Amir Tamba as well.
He added that the campaign against overbilling will not stop despite pressure on the Federal Investigation Agency.
Naqvi said that FIA’s director general is under immense pressure over the campaign but it will not stop under any condition.
He added that 830 million units had been overbilled in Lahore alone and even poor people who consumed only 300 units were affected.
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Naqvi said that action has already been started in Lahore circle and will soon be carried to other circles as well. He said that the campaign will be extended to the entire country.
The minister added that he could not speak for the past but there would be no pressure on FIA from now on.
He also added that several laws in the country are in the process of being amended,
Naqvi also said that people have to wait hours at airports across the country which should not happen.
