Federal Minister for Interior, A Rehman Malik on Saturday said the government will not reopen Nato supply route till the decision of the Parliament. After reviewing progress of Public Corner being developed at F-9 Park, Malik said that "parliament will decide about the restoration of Nato supply in the upcoming joint session".
Responding to a query on Mansoor Ijaz's security here, he said that Ministry of Interior is responsible to provide security to him and it will follow the directives of Attorney General for Pakistan as per recommendations of Judicial Commission and law of the land.
To another query, Malik said that he will follow the recommendations of the Parliamentary Committee, if it directs to put Mansoor Ijaz's name on Exit Control List (ECL) as it had happened in the past, "I cannot disobey directives of the committee".
Interior Minister said Raja Riaz was concerned to ask Mansoor Ijaz that how he derailed government of Shaheed Benazir Bhutto and who has given him the right to write against Pakistan Army and Inter-Services Intelligence. To a question, he said that the government can approach a court of law for the registration of a case if the Article 6 is violated.
About the issue of Norway intelligence chief, he said the ministry is probing the matter. About the newly-developed public corner at F-9 Park, Malik said that an 80 kanal area is specified for holding events and will be soon inaugurated by the Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani.
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