Abbottabad commission completes its report
The commission will now submit its report after one of its members - Abbas Khan – returns from a trip abroad.
Earlier, the government had directed the commission to submit its report before October 12.
The Law and Justice Division had issued a notification according to which the commission was told to complete the inquiry and submit its report to the Federal Government within thirty days commencing from the September 12.
On May 2, 2011, US commandos had raided a compound in Abbottabad to capture the former al Qaeda chief who had been living there for more than five years.
The government subsequently formed a five-member judicial commission to probe the presence of Bin Laden so close to Pakistan’s premier military training facility and the circumstances leading to his death in the raid by US troops.
The commission held investigations, examined witnesses and conducted field missions.
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@Jibran, of all the questions to be answered by this Commission, THAT is the one you see as the priority? I don't get it?
One more useless report.Main objective all this inquiry was to keep few retired people on job for few extra months.
No surprises here. Focus will be on the US, but no questions will be answered on how OBL was there to begin with.
How many times have we read similar reports? I suspect your Ambassador to the USA dreads the release of this report - hope she is fast on her feet because the reporters and Congressmen are going to be asking her some tough questions.
"The commission will now submit its report after one of its members – Abbas Khan – returns from a trip abroad." Another delaying tactics, what is there to stop them , if one member Abbas Khan was so irresponsible to go abroad instead of working on the report as he is paid for this work, then the report should be submitted without him. Are they getting paid to wait for Mr.Khan, I believe October 12 was he dead line and they must not be paid beyond this date but in Pakistan no body is accountable and who is there to make them accountable.
For God Sake, now this commission open this report in front of Pakistan nation that suffer many tragedies passing under this government now this is the time to tell truth about this incident.Because we are as a nation in trouble how this is possible a person who are most wanted all over the world live in military academy area that are most secured area in this country, and how this is possible some foreigner troops come on our land without permission and our security agencies are unaware of troopers.Helicopters come and our radar system became toys.why our army took no action against these insurgency.
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"Earlier, the government had directed the commission to submit its report before October 12." Getting any kind of report let alone justice from such commissions is like pulling out the teeth. The PCO judge would not issue any report unless forced by the govt and people. Not surprising all the right-wing leaders are quiet about finding the facts and not demanding it.
Lets see if the Abbottabad Commission finds anything concrete after spending lots of time and money. Or if they just keep on circling around who gave visas to the US officials.