ISLAMABAD: Rana Sanaullah, the federal minister of interior, has complained in writing to the army chief about the Anti-Narcotics Force’s (ANF) involvement in the drug case against him.
Former accountability advisor Shahzad Akbar, former Director General ANF Major General Arif Malik, and former Prime Minister Imran Khan were allegedly complicit in fabricating a case of heroin possession involving 15 kg against Imran Khan, according to “Naya Pakistan.”Additionally, he claimed Akbar had the suitcase containing 15kg of heroin and had asked the Islamabad police to plant it in Akbar’s Parliament Lodges room. Maj Gen Malik joined the scheme and received perks in return, he alleged, after Islamabad Police refused.
In addition to Fawad Chaudhry, the interior minister said that Tariq Bashir Cheema and Ijaz Shah also declared the case to be a fabrication.
Rana Sanaullah claimed he spoke with General Qamar Javed Bajwa in person and submitted a written complaint to him on the involvement of the ANF in the case. He claimed that although his complaint had been heard, the army has “its own
