Rigging allegations: Representatives of MI, ISI cannot be part of judicial commission, says Dar
Finance minister says govt is still open to talks with PTI but only if demands are in accordance with the law
Web Desk
November 10, 2014
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ISLAMABAD:
Finance Minister Ishaq Dar on Monday dismissed Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan's demand of including officials from the Military Intelligence and the Inter-Services Intelligence Agency in a judicial commission to probe Imran's rigging allegations.
The finance minister, while addressing a press conference, said the government is still open to holding talks with the PTI, but only if the demands are "according to the law and Constitution".
"These dharnas have caused a huge loss to Pakistan," Dar said, "The economy has suffered huge losses."
"During my recent visits to Beijing, I witnessed a decline in investor confidence."
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