Bin Laden''s family shifted to Islamabad

The family of Osama Bin Laden has been shifted to Islamabad after months of interrogation at an undisclosed location, it was learned here on Thursday. Federal Interior Minister Rehman Malik told reporters that Bin Laden's family has been shifted to Islamabad, where they would remain under house-arrest. The Minister said that Bin Laden and his family had been illegally staying in Pakistan and that the government had no knowledge of his presence in the country. Malik said that a case of illegal entry into Pakistan has been filed against the Bin Laden family, adding that after completing the legal requirements the family members will be allowed to leave the country. The total number of Osama's family members include his three wives, eight children in addition to three translators. Bin Laden''s family shifted to Islamabad Islamabad - KUNA The family of Osama Bin Laden has been shifted to Islamabad after months of interrogation at an undisclosed location, it was learned here on Thursday. Federal Interior Minister Rehman Malik told reporters that Bin Laden's family has been shifted to Islamabad, where they would remain under house-arrest. The Minister said that Bin Laden and his family had been illegally staying in Pakistan and that the government had no knowledge of his presence in the country. Malik said that a case of illegal entry into Pakistan has been filed against the Bin Laden family, adding that after completing the legal requirements the family members will be allowed to leave the country. The total number of Osama's family members include his three wives, eight children in addition to three translators.