Ten Lac dollars bounty on the attacker of Malala

Pakistan's Interior Minister Rehman Malik has declared Ten Lac dollars (five crore 28 lac rupees) bounty on the attacker, Tahreer-e-Taliban (TTP) leader, who has taken responsibility for the attack on the Malala Yusufzai. Malik alleged that the murder was ploted in Afghanistan.

In an interview given to CNN Malik said, "Malala murder was ploted across the border in Afghanistan. When government took action in Swat, Mullah Phudrulla escaped from their. At that time, we found out that four - five people have crossed the border here." he said, "at that time we did not have information that people here have come from what motive. An attacker has been identified and its Colleagues have been arrested one of the attackers "terrorists and provide money to the person who has been arrested.

Hina ignored media on Airport

When one's heart and mind is clean he need not require to hide his face and escape. It is duity of a Minister to be completely fair with the public and maintain his clean image. But this time Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar was an exception to this. While returning from her foreign tour Hina Rabbani completely ignored the Pakistan media. Romance of Hina and Bilawal Bhutto are news headlines. As expected media was waiting at the Airport during her return, but she escaped hiding her face. According to information from Bangladeshi tabloyd she neither talked to the media nor she show her face and leave for home in car having black glass.

Commenting on this act of Hina the Foreign Secretary Shamsad Ahmed of Pakistan said that Hina should not have run like this. She should have fearlessly face wquestions of people.

Interestingly, that lalready lot of gossip is going on regarding Hina Rabanni and Bilawal Bhuntto love story and now ignoring of Pakistan media and other authorities while returning home from the airport will create a negative image of her. Ahmed said that to avoid from this matter she went hiding her face and she don’t want to step in controversy