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Map sent to Senate proposes Pak-Indo amalgamation
DAWN.COM | Pakistan | Map sent to Senate proposes Pak-Indo amalgamation
Wednesday, 28 Jan, 2009 | 10:30 AM PST |
ISLAMABAD: The Senate was assured on Tuesday that the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) would hold a full investigation into circulation among parliamentarians of a calendar proposing confederation between India and Pakistan and containing a map depicting the proposed Greater India.
Leader of the House Mian Raza Rabbani said the FIA would launch a probe into the matter and a full report regarding the Greater India Calendar would be presented to the house.
Leader of the Opposition Kamil Ali Agha stated that the calendar floating the idea of greater India had been published in a province of India and sent to parliamentarians by mail as part of a conspiracy to disintegrate Pakistan.
Mr Rabbani condemned the publication of the calendar, terming it counter to the ideology of Pakistan and the two-nation theory. Prof Khursheed Ahmed called for rising above political differences to defend Pakistans ideology.
DAWN.COM | Pakistan | Map sent to Senate proposes Pak-Indo amalgamation
Wednesday, 28 Jan, 2009 | 10:30 AM PST |
ISLAMABAD: The Senate was assured on Tuesday that the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) would hold a full investigation into circulation among parliamentarians of a calendar proposing confederation between India and Pakistan and containing a map depicting the proposed Greater India.
Leader of the House Mian Raza Rabbani said the FIA would launch a probe into the matter and a full report regarding the Greater India Calendar would be presented to the house.
Leader of the Opposition Kamil Ali Agha stated that the calendar floating the idea of greater India had been published in a province of India and sent to parliamentarians by mail as part of a conspiracy to disintegrate Pakistan.
Mr Rabbani condemned the publication of the calendar, terming it counter to the ideology of Pakistan and the two-nation theory. Prof Khursheed Ahmed called for rising above political differences to defend Pakistans ideology.
