Rawalpindi: Pakistan army spokesman Maj-Gen Asif Ghafoor has said that an inquiry has been order to ascertain facts about the recent incidents of violence in North Waziristan.
Responding to a foreign media report on Twitter, DG ISPR Asif Ghafoor said that no one was killed or injured by security forces in Waziristan.
He also rejected a claim that an assurance was given to participants of the sit-in for court martial law of a captain.
“While an inquiry has been ordered to ascertain facts, no assurance given for any court martial. No one was killed/injured by Forces. @voadeewa keeps up its tradition of false reporting. People of Waziristan are peace loving and value the attained peace,” he tweeted.
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