Covert part of Pakistan intelligence agency responsible for twin blasts - Bhutto's husband Asif Ali Zardari calls for action
Kiran Chaube
Oct. 19, 2007

Who is behind the twin blast that killed more than 160 people in Pakistan and injured more than 600? It was Benazir Bhutto that was he target but the extremists could not harm her.

Pakistan’s intelligence agency has two wings since Musharraf took a one hundred eighty degrees turn in foreign relations after 9/11 terror attack in USA. The overt ISI tries to neutralize the Al-Quedqa and Taliban. But the covert ISI works to aide the terrorists and their operations extend into India and other countries.

Benazir was the target of this covert ISI, according to Bhutto's husband Asif Ali Zardari. The biggest problem is Pakistan Military is under the command of Musharraf but no one knows who controls the intelligence wing in Pakistan. Musharraf does not want to eliminate Bhutto. But some one does. It could not have been carried out without covert assistance of the Pakistani intelligence wind.

People who died and got injured are close supporters of Bhutto. Many of them are workers of Bhutto’s party.

Asif Ali Zardari called for action. But can Musharraf really control the covert part of ISI? He has tried for many years. He has even given the top Military position to the former ISI chief. But still the ques5tion looms, can he really control the covert ISI. If the answer is so, Benazir Bhutto will to watch every step of the way.

Some in Islamabad say, it was Musharraf who wants a weaker Bhutto. But that cannot be true. Musharraf wants a strong Bhutto to control the public opinion. The twin blasts could have killed the former PM of Pakistan. Musharraf cannot be behind the blasts. But, as Asif Ali Zardari says, action must be taken against the covert part of the ISI.

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