Conspiracy Exposed as Irrefutable Evidence Emerges in Punjab Forensic Lab Report: Uzma Bukhari
**Lahore (Qudrat Daily):**
Punjab’s Minister for Information and Culture, Uzma Bukhari, has said that the incidents of arson at Radio Pakistan, toll plazas, and ambulances in Peshawar were part of a well-planned conspiracy, and irrefutable evidence of this has emerged in the report of the Punjab Forensic Science Laboratory.
In a statement, Uzma Bukhari said that the planning of these incidents was carried out by the same elements whose statements, including those of Murad Saeed, are already on record. She added that evidence related to the May 9 incidents had previously been presented before the nation, but the PTI leadership, as usual, chose to deny facts and construct false narratives.
She said that lying is not just a habit of PTI leadership but has become a chronic ailment from which they appear unwilling to recover. Uzma Bukhari stated that those involved in vandalism after forcibly entering Jinnah House were not ordinary individuals, but PTI office-bearers and ticket holders. Despite this, a misleading narrative was continuously promoted, labeling the incidents as a “false flag operation.” She noted that even PTI’s founding chairman had publicly stated that he would apologize if undeniable evidence emerged, yet repeated evidence has failed to change their stance.
The Punjab Information Minister emphasized that the Punjab Forensic Science Laboratory is among the most credible forensic institutions in Asia. She said the report contains complete forensic analysis of all incidents in Peshawar, supported by videos and photographs, including the burning of Radio Pakistan, attacks on toll plazas, and the torching of ambulances.
Uzma Bukhari made it clear that all the evidence is admissible in courts of law and that those responsible for chaos, vandalism, and damage to state property will be brought to justice. She added that the politics of blackmailing the state through abuse, misconduct, and falsehoods will no longer be tolerated, and the law will take its own course.
