Pak PM seeks full court commission

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has demanded Chief Justice of Pakistan (CJP) Umar Ata Bandial to constitute a "full court commission" to probe allegations levelled by PTI Chairman Imran Khan wherein he accused the premier, interior minister and a senior military official of orchestrating the failed assassination attempt on him. "I am requesting chief justice of Pakistan to constitute a full court commission and include all judges whether they are senior or junior," said the premier while addressing a press conference in Islamabad yesterday. PM Shehbaz vehemently rejected the allegations that he, interior minister and the senior military official had any link with the attack on Imran Khan during PTI's long march. "If I am found involved in any conspiracy, I will quit politics," he announced. Prime Minister Shehbaz said he will write to the chief justice to formally request him to constitute the full court commission headed by a top court judge. "The federal government will also fully cooperate with the commission and will accept its findings whole-heartedly," he added.