India involved in Lahore Johar Town blast: Moeed Yusuf

LAHORE (92 News) – National Security Adviser to the Prime Minister Moeed Yusuf has said that India is involved in the Lahore's Johar Town blast.

Addressing a press conference along with Federal Minister for Information Fawad Chaudhary and IGP Punjab Inam Ghani on Sunday, he said that India had sent the money for the blast expenditures through the third party.

He said that the world will have to take steps for protection of innocent Pakistanis. "We will bring repeatedly bring the real face of India before the world," he added.

Moeed Yusuf said that they had provided proofs in the dossier, but nothing could be done. "Currently 3-4 million Afghan refugees are living in Pakistan and a majority of whom is peaceful," he added.

Federal Minister for Information Fawad Chaudhary said that the Indian government and establishment were conducting blasts in Pakistan. "We congratulate all agencies, including the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD), for the successful action," he added.

IGP Punjab Inam Ghani said that Peter Paul was the main character of the blast. "Eid Gull had installed explosive material in the material," he disclosed.

He said that Eid Gull is from Afghanistan, but he remained in Punjab throughout his life. "Twenty kilograms of explosive material was used in the blast," he added.

The IGP Punjab said they had arrested all accused involved in the blast in Pakistan. "It is success of all agencies, not only the police and Counter Terrorism Department (CTD). All institutions took action without wasting time. The entire group is like an open book before us," he added.