Off limits: Rehman Malik barred from Bilawal House

Zardari instructs security guards not to allow Malik and 10 other men to enter the premises of the house


Sameer Mandhro May 01, 2015
Zardari instructs security guards not to allow Malik and 10 other men to enter the premises of the house. PHOTO: FILE

KARACHI:


The doors of Bilawal House have been slammed shut on Senator Rehman Malik, a close and trusted lieutenant of former president and party co-chairman Asif Ali Zardari, sources disclosed to The Express Tribune on Thursday.


Security guards deployed around the PPP’s political headquarters have been instructed not to allow Malik and 10 other men to enter the premises of the house, sources added. “He is not the only person but a key person whose name has been mentioned in the list,” sources said, adding that 10 other people, including key people from the Zardari tribe, have been included in the list.


Sources informed that the instructions have been given by Zardari. It was not confirmed if the differences were personal or political. “These differences could be personal,” sources said.


Internal differences within the PPP have emerged over the last couple of weeks since former Sindh home minister and one of Zardari’s closest friends disclosed secrets of the former president.

Published in The Express Tribune, May 1st, 2015. 

COMMENTS (13)

Zaheer | 8 years ago | Reply The PPP has now become a single man party called Zardari and if Mr. Zardari has instructed his security to stop Rehman Malik its unbelieveable as Malik was a trusted & close aide of former president. The PPP Co Chairperson should realize that Malik is a sincere & trusted friend of him and this kind of act would affect the party as party already passing through a bad phase and this sort of acts will hardly demoralized the party workers and other leaders.
khurram | 8 years ago | Reply PPP is a waste of time and money.
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