Islamabad, Feb. 6 : Disgraced Pakistani scientist Dr. Abdul Qadir Khan, who was acquitted by the Islamabad High Court (IHC) on Friday on charges of nuclear proliferation, said the issue of his acquittal was between him and the Pakistan Government, and had nothing to do with the United States.
Talking to media after the IHC's decision to lift orders of house arrest, Khan said: "I am satisfied with the decision of the court."
He refrained from commenting on his relations with Al-Qaeda and other terrorist outfits saying: "I don't want to delve in the past incidents."
Munich, Feb. 7: The world is worried over the acquittal of disgraced Pak scientist Dr. A. Q. Khan, and this concern was reciprocated during the ongoing 45th Munich Conference by major participating countries, The News reports.
New Delhi, Feb 7: India has expressed regret over the acquittal of Pakistan''s disgraced nuclear scientist Dr. A Q Khan who has been accused of running a clandestine nuclear proliferation ring. 
Washington, Feb. 7: The acquittal of Pakistani scientist Dr. A. Q. Khan from charges of nuclear proliferation may force the United States to consider the assistance and aid being provided to Pakistan.
Washington, Feb 7: US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has voiced concern about a Pakistani court's decision to free disgraced nuclear scientist Dr. Abdul Qadeer Khan, who operated an alleged nuclear proliferation network.
