Pakistan warns against interference in the case of the doctor who helped Washington to liquidate bin Laden

AFP

Pakistan warned on March 3 / March of the intervention on the doctor who helped the Americans in the liquidation of Osama bin Laden, saying that he is being treated with Dr. Shakeel Afridi according to the law of the land.
A spokesman for the Pakistani Foreign Ministry Mohammad Abdul Basit said Pakistan expects other countries to respect the legal operation and to refrain from any gestures are unfounded and draw conclusions premature.
The warning comes against the backdrop of a statement to the U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton recently that Pakistan does not have any evidence to justify the arrest of a doctor Pakistan's Shakeel Afridi, who came to the United States information necessary for the guidance on the cache bin Laden, saying that the Afridi served the interests of Pakistan and America together.
The Pakistani authorities have arrested Dr. Afridi for his involvement in the process of the CIA to hunt down Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad where he organized a vaccination campaign and fake to collect DNA from the home of bin Laden, and provided information concerning him to the United States, helped to kill him.
It recommended that a Pakistani court jurisdiction to try the doctor Afridi for treason, after his arrest and to ensure assistance to U.S. intelligence. This came after he admitted to U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, the contribution of publicly Afridi in the assassination of bin Laden.

Source: Agencies