Stop targeting institutions: Vawda

ISLAMABAD (National Times): Senator Faisal Vawda has said mudslinging be stopped
Stop targeting institutions, he said adding if there is no army then Pakistan will not remain secure. If the evidence and proof of interference by institutions are there then these be presented, he said this while addressing a press conference in press club here Wednesday.
He underline Pakistan is very important for us. It should be told that where it is written in law and constitution that soldiers will render sacrifice of life on borders. Where it is written in law and constitution that those who have rendered sacrifice be mocked at. Evidence be placed in scale.
No reply is being given to my letter.

Referring to Athar Minallah he said Athar Minallah gives historical decisions. I have not appeared before him. He is not coward. It is my perception Justice Athar Minallah does not meet messenger of any political party.



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