Davis' file not tampered with: Rehman Malik
Malik stressed that foreign diplomats are not allowed to carry weapons in any part of Pakistan.
ISLAMABAD:
Interior Minister Rehman Malik said on Saturday that Raymond Davis’ file had not been tampered with.
He also said that the file will be presented only on the request of the high court.
Malik, while speaking to the media at the FIA Headquarters in Islamabad, said that the federal government is in touch with the Punjab government on the issue.
A company of rangers has been deployed for Davis' security on the request of the provincial government, Malik added.
The interior minister also said that the US Citizen's name has been put on the Exit Control List on the orders of the Lahore High Court.
He stressed that foreign diplomats are not allowed to carry weapons in any part of Pakistan.
Davis was sent on a 14-day judicial remand by a Lahore court yesterday after police officials said that their investigations revealed that the murders were not in self defence.
Interior Minister Rehman Malik said on Saturday that Raymond Davis’ file had not been tampered with.
He also said that the file will be presented only on the request of the high court.
Malik, while speaking to the media at the FIA Headquarters in Islamabad, said that the federal government is in touch with the Punjab government on the issue.
A company of rangers has been deployed for Davis' security on the request of the provincial government, Malik added.
The interior minister also said that the US Citizen's name has been put on the Exit Control List on the orders of the Lahore High Court.
He stressed that foreign diplomats are not allowed to carry weapons in any part of Pakistan.
Davis was sent on a 14-day judicial remand by a Lahore court yesterday after police officials said that their investigations revealed that the murders were not in self defence.