WASHINGTON: On the issue of sending threatening messages to Pakistan, the US State Department has once again rejected the allegations of Imran Khan and said that there is absolutely no truth in these allegations.
State Department Deputy Spokeswoman Jelena Porter said in a press briefing that “there is absolutely no truth in these allegations. We respect and support Pakistan’s constitutional process and the rule of law.”
“Once again, these allegations are not true,” she said.
It may be recalled that on March 27, in his address to a public meeting in Islamabad, Prime Minister Imran Khan waved a letter and said that an attempt was being made to change the government with the help of money from outside the country. There is a letter and that is proof, he added.
Earlier, Pakistani security agencies have found no evidence of US conspiracy to overthrow Prime Minister Imran Khan through a no-confidence motion.
An official familiar with the matter, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak, told British media that security agencies had not found any credible evidence to confirm the allegations leveled by the prime minister.
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According to the Pakistani official, the security agencies did not reach the conclusion stated by Prime Minister Imran Khan.
It is to be mentioned here that Prime Minister Imran Khan had said that the US has a hand in overthrowing his government and in this regard he and the Deputy Speaker have claimed that the National Security Committee, the Army Chief and the Intelligence Chief had confirmed the conspiracy of overthrowing the government
