More than one assailant attacked Imran, says CM aide

Pakistan Dec, 27 2022
More than one assailant attacked Imran, says CM aide
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LAHORE: PTI leader and Adviser to Punjab Chief Minister on Home Affairs Omar Sarfraz Cheema claimed that more than one assailant attacked PTI Chief Imran Khan and his long march convoy in Wazirabad and that one of attackers was imparted training.

Addressing press conference in provincial capital, he said Naveed was trained assassin and more than one attacker was present there. He said investigations would reveal number of attackers, adding that polygraph test revealed that there was no truth in what suspect was saying. “Investigation has proved that Imran Khan was attacked as part of well-thought-out conspiracy.”

According to polygraph test, suspect lied. He said they PTI was threatened to stop long march and attack on Imran Khan was not condemned by government. No PML-N leader appeared before JIT, he claimed.  “We demand that JIT should be extended cooperation.”

Cheema said it was revealed in investigation that suspect was not alone, adding that Naveed left Lahore and reached Wazirabad after five days. Moazzam was not killed by Imran Khan’s guard as weapons of security guards had been cleared in forensic test. He said investigation would reveal whose bullet Moazzam received.

Published in The Daily National Courier, December, 27 2022

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