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Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Memogate: Ijaz slams Haqqani's deception of contacting RIM

Mansoor Ijaz
Mansoor Ijaz, a key respondent in the Memogate scandal, has questioned former ambassador to USZ and an alleged covert operative of NWO, Husain Haqqani’s claim of requesting Research In Motion (RIM) for his BlackBerry data. Ijaz, in an email, revealed that to file a proper RIM waiver consent form, Haqqani needs to submit the PIN codes and the IMEI numbers of his BlackBerry phones, but Haqqani had told the judicial commission that he lost one of his phone, which is contradictory. He added that it was impossible for RIM to give him data on the basis of his phone number and the company had “already stated that they do not generally keep record logs of communications between various PINs more than 3 months, and in extreme, not beyond six months.”

Earlier during the day, Haqqani’s lawyer Zahid Bukhari had told a private channel that Haqqani had sent a so-called letter to RIM in order to receive his BlackBerry data. He added that the step was "taken" in accordance with the orders of the judicial commission probing the scandal. “Haqqani has given complete authority to RIM to email the data either to Haqqani or to my email account, so I can present it to the commission after seeing it through. They have a law that they do not share their data with any third party whether it is a court or anyone else. Therefore, we have emailed the request according to the order”, said Bukhari.

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