PARIS (Reuters) - Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is under threat of an indictment in a judicial investigation of the case outside Karachi for "violating the secrecy of the investigation," The Monde.
said ThursdayThe newspaper said on its website that three judges of the court of Paris were seized last November of a complaint filed against the former head of state June 18, 2012 by counsel for several families victims of the attack in Karachi (2002), Mr. Olivier Morice, for "violating the secrecy of investigation and instruction," and "breach of confidentiality" .
The complaint also seeks former communication adviser of Nicolas Sarkozy at the Elysee Palace, Franck Louvrier and former Interior Minister Brice Hortefeux.
It followed a statement issued by the Presidency of the Republic, 22 September 2011, while newspaper articles evoked the possible involvement of Nicolas Sarkozy in the financial aspect of the Karachi affair, says The Monde.< / p>
"With regard to the case known as Karachi, the name of the head of state does not appear in any of the facts of the case. He was quoted by any witness or actor of this file (...) . It appears in the pleadings, "could be read in the communiqué.
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