| The Punjab government was informed of possible terrorism threat to mosques and shrines in the province, Interior Minister Rehman Malik said, a private TV channel reported on Saturday. The interior minister rejected the comments made by Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) chief Nawaz Sharif, that the federal intelligence agencies were not sharing intelligence reports with the Punjab administration. Talking to journalists in Islamabad, Malik said he would resign if it was proven that he has "stopped sharing intelligence with the Punjab government," and challenged the Punjab chief minister to resign if proven right. He added that he was ready to face any inquiry and would be pleased, should the PML-N wish to send their people for the inquiry. Malik said it could be possible that Nawaz was not properly informed, adding that Shahbaz Sharif should not distract from the issue. |