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LONDON: The Kenyan police didn’t produce before two Pakistani investigators one of the shooters involved in firing bullets at renowned journalist Arshad Sharif, said Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Director-General Mohsin Hassan Butt.

He said in an interview with The News that the evidence gathered by Pakistan so far suggests clearly that the slain journalist was killed in a well-organised and planned assassination in Kenya.

The top FIA official said it looked certain that the senior journalist was a victim of a murder plot and this is based on the evidence Pakistan has gathered so far. “We believe that the Kenya police was involved in the targeted killing of Arshad Sharif,” the senior FIA officers said.

The DG FIA confirmed that the investigation officials from Pakistan wanted to question four fi****ms shooters of Kenyan police about the incident but the Kenyan police produced only three.

“Our team wanted to interview all four shooters to record their statements but they produced only three shooters and told our team that the fourth shooter is injured and unable to be interviewed.

“The only way forward from here is to hold early fair [and] free elections,” said PTI chairman in a meeting with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Chief Minister Mahmood Khan.