Government trying to dispose off critical corruption evidence

(courtesy The News)
The mystery surrounding the 12 controversial cartons full of critical evidence against Asif Ali Zardari and the late Benazir Bhutto, deepened on Tuesday as the boxes landed in London but disappeared, raising fears that the evidence may be destroyed quickly if not taken over by a responsible government agency.

Pakistan HC sources told The News in London that the boxes, which were removed in a clandestine operation from a Swiss lawyer’s office on Monday, had reached the posh Hampstead residence of Wajid Shamsul Hasan in the London area, although he officially denies any link with the operation.

‘Mass Graves’ in Indian Held Kashmir

President Obama’s interview with CNN, in which he said he has directed his national security team to look into the Dasht-e-Leili massacre of possibly thousands of Taliban prisoners by Afghan militias supported by the US, has come as a welcome acknowledgement of a tragedy that has been ignored by the US corporate media – and the US government – for eight long years. The dead bodies were buried in mass graves in the desert close to Sheberghan.