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Islamabad- President Arif Alvi has called for a thorough probe and investigations into the alleged regime change conspiracy by recording circumstantial evidence to reach a logical conclusion and provide clarity to the people of Pakistan.
In a letter to former Prime Minister Imran Khan, the President Arif Alvi insisted that a thorough probe into the regime change conspiracy should be conducted.
He wrote that he had read the copy of the cipher sent by the then Ambassador of Pakistan to the United States of America, containing an official summary of a meeting held in the Pakistan Embassy between Donald Lu, US Assistant Secretary of State along with another US official, our ambassador with a note-taker, and other diplomats of the Pakistan Mission. He added that the report in the cipher included some statements made by Mr Lu in quotes specifically mentioning a ‘No Confidence Motion’ against the Prime Minister, and also mentioned ‘forgiveness’ if it succeeded, and dire consequences if the said motion failed.
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The President also referred to the two meetings of the National Security Committee that had endorsed that the statements of Mr Lou amounted to unacceptable and blatant interference in the internal affairs of Pakistan and the Government of Pakistan had rightly issued a demarche.
He underscored that threats could both be covert and overt and in this particular case, it was clearly communicated in undiplomatic language.
He noted that the former Prime Minister had raised serious issues of possible covert reactions and ramifications of the threat. In his letter, the President continued that he was of the belief that for a sovereign nation, a proud independent nation like Pakistan, and a people whose dignity had been deeply hurt; an in-depth analysis and investigation must be done to inquire into what may or may not have been a preparation, starting before or following the overt threat, for a possible conspiracy to change the regime in our country.
