US has once again dismissed the allegations regarding the cypher as baseless.
US denies allegations regarding cypher: The spokesperson of US State Department, Matthew Miller, while giving press briefing, said that he does not know how many times he has answered this question, each time he has given the same answer that these allegations are completely baseless.
He stated that once again, “America does not interfere in the internal politics of any country”.
It is pertinent to note that Chairman Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) made a narrative of conspiracy against his government based on the messages or cyphers of the Pakistani ambassador to the US, in which he claimed that US had a hand in the overthrow of his government.
“The National Security Committee meeting rejected the PTI government’s position on the cypher.”
“Furthermore, investigators discovered a tape in which Azam Khan, the former prime minister’s secretary, spoke about the cypher, saying, ‘Now we only have to play, not to name US, just play this.'”
Furthermore, they had already set this date, and Azam Khan responded by stating that he was considering convening a meeting to discuss this cypher.
The federal cabinet then gave the go-ahead to the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) to conduct the probe.
Observers viewed Azam Khan, who served as the then-Prime Minister’s senior secretary and the head of the PTI, as being very close to him.