'Who Assassinated Benazir Bhutto' book may hold answers to long standing mystery - India News and Travel Times Provides India-centric and other News and Features

While both international and Pakistani agencies are yet to come out with a final report regarding the assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, an 'investigative' book penned by one of Pakistan's most respected journalist, Shakeel Anjum, has revealed many hidden secrets surrounding the leader's murder. The book, 'Who Assassinated Benazir Bhutto', is an investigation carried out by the crime reporter of 'The News' in the past two years, besides discussion with officials of intelligence agencies, who have been associated with investigations. In his book, Anjum, has disclosed several conspiracies which were hatched before and after Benazir's murder, but he has left it to the readers to decide as to who are the real culprits. The 300-page book also mentions many theories presented by investigating agencies after the high profile assassination. The 'lever theory' presented by the Interior Ministry and later endorsed by the Scotland Yard team is one among those negated by Anjum in the book. He has also raised questions about those who washed-off the crime scene within minutes of the ghastly incident and why they were not quizzed.