India involved in hurling threats to New Zealand team, discloses Fawad Chaudhry

ISLAMABAD (92 News) – Federal Minister for Information Fawad Chaudhary has disclosed that India is involved in hurling threats to the New Zealand team.

Talking to the media on Wednesday, he said that a fake post was posted on Facebook in the name of Ihsanullah Ihsan on August 19. "Later, an Indian journalist wrote an article. Threats were hurled to cricketer Martin Guptill. Despite all these tactics, the New Zealand team visited Pakistan. On September 18, the Interpol Islamabad received a threatening e-mail for the Kiwis team from Hamza Afridi and it was sent from India. Its IP was changed to Singapore," he disclosed.

Fawad Chaudhary said that the FIA had registered a case. "The New Zealand government should share the threat details. Pakistan is facing the fifth generation war and a warfare has been established against Pakistan. The powerful agencies and states play the game, while the people are used in the fifth generation war without having any knowledge," he added.

He said that the people are annoyed due to cancellation of the tours. “In December, the West Indies cricket team will make a tour to Pakistan. They have been sent a threatening message using the email ID of Ihsanullah Ihsan. It is not a conspiracy against Pakistan, but against International cricket," he maintained.