Pak's father of N-bomb in new controversy

February 07, 2012 11:51

Remember AQ Khan, the man who made Pak nuclear capable? In an exclusive interview with iMediaEthics, Abdul Qadeer Khan, the metallurgist blamed by the West for making Pakistan a nuclear power, condemned inaccuracies in The Atlantic magazine's November 2005 cover story, which he says falsely accused him of a 'brazen act of illegality' when it claimed his Rawalpindi house was "built in blatant disregard of the law.'

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