Pakistan shares evidence against Altaf Hussain with Britain 

LONDON: Pakistan has shared initial evidence relating to the MQM with the British Foreign office along with the Scotland Yard.

According to sources, Pakistan will provide a full transcript of the two speeches made on the 21st and 22nd. Only some parts of the speech were shared which relate to MQM Chief Altaf Hussain’s inciting and making controversial comments.

Both the FCO and Scotland Yard have confirmed to Geo news that Pakistani authorities at ‘various levels’ are in touch over the Altaf Hussain issue.

Meanwhile, Scotland Yard said it was receiving numerous calls from the public and were currently "assessing the contents of a speech given by an individual associated with the Muttahida Qaumi Movement to ascertain if any crime have been committed under UK legislation".

"Where evidence of criminal activity is found we will consult with the Crown Prosecution Service. The investigation into other speeches previously broadcast in Pakistan by this individual is ongoing," said a London Police spokesperson.