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In Pakistan, a political party is "outing" the CIA's Islamabad station chief.
The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf party - or PTI - led by former cricket star Imran Khan -- is naming the individual in a police complaint.
They're demanding he face murder charges over a U.S. drone strike that killed five people last week.
The party's information secretary wants the government to make sure the individual -- whose named we're not reporting because it can't be verified -- doesn't leave the country.
(SOUNDBITE) (Urdu) INFORMATION SECRETARY FOR TEHREEK-E-INSAAF (PTI) PARTY, SHIREEN MAZARI, SAYING:
"We have now come to know the name of station chief of the CIA. We want to register his name and demand that the government put the person on an Exit Control List so that he does not flee from Pakistan."
This is where the U.S. drone attack happened, in the country's lawless northwest.
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