No need for commission on so-called 'foreign conspiracy': Marriyum.

ISLAMABAD -- Minister for Information and Broadcasting Marriyum Aurangzeb on Saturday said there was no need for establishing any commission on the so-called foreign conspiracy as the country's premier intelligence agencies had ruled out any such plot against the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) government.

'What is left to be investigated after the National Security Committee (NSC) meeting's press release which clearly pointed out that there was no conspiracy. The premier intelligence agencies have also categorically stated [in the meeting] that they found no such thing [during investigation] which even gives an impression of the conspiracy,' she said while addressing a news conference.

Marriyum said Pakistan's former ambassador to the United States Asad Majeed, who had written and sent the cipher to the PTI government, also informed the NSC that there was no iota of a conspiracy in it.

Imran Khan would not abandon his politics of lies and chaos even if the commission was set up on his request, she said recalling the PTI's hostile political misadventures, mainly sit-ins, after a body was established to probe the election rigging on his demand.

Imran Khan, she said, did not know how to run the country, but he knew the art of telling lies to the public. 'He still thinks that he can mislead the nation, but it is not going to happen this time as he has been fully exposed,' the minister...