Sanaullah rejects statement attributed to him
By our correspondents
May 19, 2016
LAHORE: Punjab Law & Parliamentary Affairs Minister Rana Sanaullah Khan has rejected a statement attributed to him in a section of the press that the state was involved in not taking legal action against different organisations. He said this statement is contrary to the fact. He said his interview at website of the BBC is incomplete, which has changed the meaning of abovementioned statement. He said he has requested the BBC to upload the complete interview to clarify the statement attributed to him so that it could be seen in correct perspective.
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