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Who killed Benazir Bhutto?
Published: April 22, 2010
Azam Khalil
“For murder, though it have no tongue, will speak with most miraculous organ.”
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Shakespeare
There are no surprises in the United Nations report on the assassination of Pakistani ex-Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto. It has, however, pointed out serious neglect, which may turn out to be with criminal intent regarding the investigations carried out by Pakistani investigating agencies. However, the report has failed to provide plausible reasons for the disappearance of the scarf (dupatta) that was on the head of Benazir Bhutto when she was killed. At that time some, reports had suggested that there was a hole on the left side of the scarf which could mean that it could have been pierced by a bullet, while Pakistani agencies came to the conclusions that the ex-Prime Minister died due to wounds on her skull on the right side. While no conclusive evidence has ever been produced either by the investigating agencies or by the United Nations commission the whole episode remains shrouded in mystery. This is the reason that a vast majority of the people in this country believe that the real culprits may never be exposed or brought to book, like other high profile murders in this country.
It is a pity that at present there is a Peoples Party government in Islamabad but no real progress has been made to find out the hidden hands that cut down prematurely a Pakistani leader recognized internationally and representing a soft face of this country. However, after the publication of the UN commission report the government has moved swiftly and recalled a few officers associated with the inquiry to the Establishment Division and it is now expected that a vigorous hunt will be launched to find out the truth about this assassination by catching the real culprits. There is also talk that ex-dictator Pervez Musharraf could be brought back to this country through Interpol to answer some tough questions about the role of his government in the assassination. Another aspect that remains to be investigated is the fact that just before her death, the ex-Prime Minister of Pakistan had pointed her finger at three names holding important positions in the country at that time, indicating that they could be after her life. Strangely enough, none of these three people were grilled by the joint investigating team but nonetheless it came to its final conclusions accusing the now dead Taliban leader Baitullah Mehsud to be the driving force behind the murder. Before he was killed in a drone attack, Baitullah Mehsud tried, on more than one occasion, to clarify and denied his involvement in her assassination.This news was published in print paper. To access the complete paper of this day. [click here](http://www.nation.com.pk/archives/Apr-21-2010)
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And see what our much informed man says.
It is the tragedy.
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