Another alleged audio of former Prime Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan's alleged American cipher was als...
Another alleged audio of former Prime Minister and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan's alleged American cipher was also leaked.
In the conversation of former Prime Minister Imran Khan with Principal Secretary Azam Khan regarding the alleged American cipher, he can be heard giving instructions in this regard.
In the leaked audio, it can be clearly heard that Imran Khan is allegedly discussing the American cipher with the party leaders. And former Principal Secretary Azam Imran Khan was heard.
In the audio, Imran Khan says, "Well, Shahji, tomorrow you, us, the three and the foreign secretary have to have a meeting. In this, we only have to say that the letter is not there and keep it quiet for as many minutes as you like." Write it down, Azam Khan is saying that his minutes are made, he is photographed.
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At this point another voice, believed to be that of Azam Khan, is heard asking 'Did this cipher come on the 7th or 8th?' Reportedly, Imran Khan says that 'the meeting took place on the 7th'.
Imran Khan says that we do not have to take the name of the Americans, in any case, please do not mention the name of America on this issue, it is very important for all of you, from which country the letter came. Yes, I don't want to hear his name from anyone's mouth'.
Meanwhile, Asad Umar allegedly says that 'There is no letter, there is a transcript of the meeting', to which Imran Khan says, 'That's right, the transcript of the meeting and the letter are the same thing, people don't understand the transcript. "No, you say this in a public meeting."
Alleged Audio Leak Part One
It should be noted that an alleged audio of Imran Khan was also leaked on September 28, in which he could be heard talking to his principal secretary Azam Khan about the alleged cipher.
At the beginning of the audio, Imran Khan reportedly said that 'We just have to play on it, not to name America, just play that this history was already on it.'
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In the conversation, Azam Khan reportedly said that 'I was thinking that this is a cipher, I think we should hold a meeting on it.
He further said that "Even if the demarche is not given, I thought a lot at night about how to cover it. A meeting will be held in which Shah Mehmood Qureshi and the Foreign Secretary will be present."
Continuing the talk, it was further said in the audio that 'Shah Mahmood will be asked to read out the letter, whatever he reads out will be changed into a copy, I will (change) it in the minutes that the Foreign Secretary has made this thing.'
In the audio, Azam Khan reportedly added, "His only job will be to analyze it, which he will do in minutes of his choice, so that it goes into the office record, and the analysis will be that the threat was against diplomatic traditions, diplomatic." In the language it is called threat.'
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Allegedly, Azam Khan continued the conversation and added that "the minutes (of the meeting) are in my hand, won't they draft them (of their own free will)".
On this, Imran Khan can be heard asking, 'Then who should be called in this, Shah Mehmood Qureshi, you (Azam Khan) and Sohail (Foreign Secretary), ok then tomorrow.'
Further, Azam Khan was heard to say further that 'so that things come on record, you see this is the Consulate for the State, he will read it and I will copy it comfortably so it will come on record that this thing has happened'.
In the audio, Azam Khan allegedly further told Imran Khan that 'You should call the Foreign Secretary so that it goes on the bureaucratic record.'
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After which it was said in the voice of Imran Khan that "No, this is what the ambassador wrote".
On which Azam Khan was heard saying that we don't have a copy, do we? How did they get it out?
On this, Imran Khan allegedly said that 'it has arisen from here, he has raised it, but it is a foreign conspiracy.'
The American Cipher Case
It should be noted that during a rally in March this year, the then Prime Minister Imran Khan took out a letter from his pocket and claimed that the opposition's no-confidence motion against him was the result of a 'foreign conspiracy' due to his foreign policy. and funds were sent from abroad to remove him from power.
Although he initially did not provide any specific details about the threatening letter, he later gave few details as critics doubted his claim.
The former government initially offered to share the letter with the Chief Justice of Pakistan, but later the prime minister also briefed his cabinet members on the contents of the letter.
A group of journalists were briefed on the Cabinet meeting during a conversation with the Prime Minister in view of the legal ban on the disclosure of confidential documents.
No foreign government was named in the meeting, but media persons were told that a senior official of the host country had asked the Pakistani ambassador to inform him of Prime Minister Imran Khan's foreign policy, particularly his visits to Russia and Ukraine. There are problems with the attitude towards war.
The diplomatic cable was reportedly sent on March 7, a day before the opposition tabled a no-confidence motion and convened a session of the National Assembly to vote on it.
Meanwhile, it was also revealed separately that this diplomatic cable was sent by Asad Majeed, the then ambassador of Pakistan to the US, based on a meeting with Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs, Donald Lowe.
Later, the PTI government termed this diplomatic cable as a conspiracy to end its power and called a meeting of the National Security Committee on it.
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