Gilani had two days earlier said: “We do not accept the rumors that Taliban.”
His remarks drew condemnation from a number of lawmakers. Mohammad Arif Rahmani, a public representative from southern Ghazni province, told today’s session: “Our leaders must not be spokesmen for the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan.”
“Gillani’s words are against the national interest. He should share the addresses of Taliban leaders . . .
