LAHORE – The UK’s top intelligence agency, MI6, financed terror attacks in Pakistan through Al-Qaeda operative by paying him at least $100,000 per month (£ 63,500), it has been reliably learnt.
The sponsorship helped Al-Qaeda carry out bombing on the French submarine engineers in Karachi and churches in rural Punjab, which left several woman and children dead.
Sources further revealed that the MI6 had ‘conveyed’ to the UK leadership that the Al-Qaeda operative Adil Hadi al Jazairi Bin Hamlili ‘misused the funds’ and carried out terror attacks inside Pakistan. The British intelligence agency also informed their government that they were “innocent” and had no idea that the cash, they were paying to the agent, would be used to kill French engineers and Pakistani civilians, according to a diplomatic source.
Sources also said that the British government has mulled holding of judicial inquiry to be headed by a former Court of Appeal judge who monitors the intelligence agencies for the government after MI6 found involved in openly funding to terrorists in the name of “informants operations.”
Posts
