ISLAMABAD: Interior Minister Rehman Malik has once again insisted that there was no presence of Blackwater in the country.
Speaking to newsmen in Parliament House on Wednesday, he said that those, who have evidence of Blackwater?s presence in the country, should share it with the government, which will take action.
He said that the government would go after the terrorists everywhere in the country. The minister said that security situation in Peshawar and rest of the country is now much better than before.
To a question about the NRO, the interior minister said his hands were clean and that he was ready to defend his cases in the courts.
Talks could not be held with the militants, he said and added that operation would go on till complete elimination of the terrorist.
Some 2000 suspected terrorist had been apprehended, he informed. Malik said that security agencies were closely watching the enemies.
Government has strongly reacted to India over non-selection of Pakistani players in IPL, Malik maintained adding that in case Pakistani players will be given clearance to play in India if their inclusion in IPL is assured by Indian government.
