Baitullah gang was working also as paid killers and they were making money from every side. I am sorry to say but the PML is also doubtful about their links with Taliban. But their issue is not under discussion at the moment but it is also a matter to think that this contact may be based on money. Think about them who were enjoying the power at that time and think who making money in partnership with those people. They were afraid of B.B. and they never wanted to see her P.M.
President Zardari is a product of greatest reaction of people of Pakistan at assassination of Shaheed B.B. If this could be managed as it was managed at assassination of Shaheed Bhutto or Liaqat Ali Khan than there was no chance for Zardari and PPP.
However see news from APP
**UN commission’s report on Benazir’s murder on Thursday ** http://www.app.com.pk/en_/images/M_images/pdf_button.png http://www.app.com.pk/en_/images/M_images/printButton.png http://www.app.com.pk/en_/images/M_images/emailButton.png UNITED NATIONS, April 14 (APP): The United Nations Commission, which looked into the facts and circumstances of the December 2007 assassination of Mohtarma Shaheed Benazir Bhutto, will unveil its much awaited report on Thursday afternoon, a world body’s spokesman said.He said the three-member commission will present its report to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon at 4.30 pm local time on Thursday (01:30 PST Friday), and he will then turn it over to Pakistan’s UN Ambassador Hussain Abdullah Haroon. Ban will also submit it to the Security Council for information.
After presenting the report to Ban, the head of the commission, Chile’s UN Ambassador Heraldo will release the report at a press conference at 5:30 pm (02:30 PST Friday). The commission was set up following a request from the Pakistani Government and began its work in July 2009. It included Marzuki Darusman, the former Attorney General of Indonesia, and Peter Fitzgerald, a veteran of the Irish National Police who has also served the UN in a number of capacities.
About suggestions from Pakistan for the commission to interview more internal figures, including Afghan President Hamid Karzai and former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, the spokesman said the Commission has informed the Secretary General that all relevant facts and circumstances have been explored, and the report is complete and will not be changed.
The commission was to present its report on March 30 but delayed it at the request of President Asif Ali Zardari. The commission’s tenure ended on March 31