<p>Speaking to reporters in Islamabad Wednesday, he called on the government to form a judicial commission made up of the chief justice of Pakistan, provincial chief justices and the chief justice from the Islamabad high court to conduct the probe. <br /><br />Pakistan has denied allegations by the US that Osama must have received support from Pakistani officials in order to live so close to Islamabad, the country's capital.<br />“Pakistan has been diplomatically isolated," Sharif said. "The entire world views Pakistan as a country which harbours terrorists." <br /><br />An American team of Navy SEALs May 2 flew in from neighbouring Afghanistan aboard assault helicopters to the upscale town of Abbottabad where they killed Osama in the sprawling compound that is located down the road from a top military cadet academy. <br />Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani announced Monday an investigation into how Osama has been able to live with impunity in Abbottabad.<br /><br />Sharif said Osama's killing has raised many questions, calling the security lapse a matter of great concern. "Nobody knows how the US helicopters entered into Pakistan, operated for two and half hours and then returned back to Afghanistan without Pakistan’s knowledge. <br />"This shows Pakistan has a flawed defence system. At the same time, Osama lived in Pakistan for so many years and Pakistani intelligence agencies didn’t have a clue. <br /><br />"I think the situation demands for serious inquiry which should investigate everything and then present a report to be used for action taken against those who were responsible for lapses,” Sharif said. <br /><br />Osama's Yemeni wife has claimed the Al-Qaeda chief had lived for five years in the compound in Abbottabad.</p>
<p>Speaking to reporters in Islamabad Wednesday, he called on the government to form a judicial commission made up of the chief justice of Pakistan, provincial chief justices and the chief justice from the Islamabad high court to conduct the probe. <br /><br />Pakistan has denied allegations by the US that Osama must have received support from Pakistani officials in order to live so close to Islamabad, the country's capital.<br />“Pakistan has been diplomatically isolated," Sharif said. "The entire world views Pakistan as a country which harbours terrorists." <br /><br />An American team of Navy SEALs May 2 flew in from neighbouring Afghanistan aboard assault helicopters to the upscale town of Abbottabad where they killed Osama in the sprawling compound that is located down the road from a top military cadet academy. <br />Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani announced Monday an investigation into how Osama has been able to live with impunity in Abbottabad.<br /><br />Sharif said Osama's killing has raised many questions, calling the security lapse a matter of great concern. "Nobody knows how the US helicopters entered into Pakistan, operated for two and half hours and then returned back to Afghanistan without Pakistan’s knowledge. <br />"This shows Pakistan has a flawed defence system. At the same time, Osama lived in Pakistan for so many years and Pakistani intelligence agencies didn’t have a clue. <br /><br />"I think the situation demands for serious inquiry which should investigate everything and then present a report to be used for action taken against those who were responsible for lapses,” Sharif said. <br /><br />Osama's Yemeni wife has claimed the Al-Qaeda chief had lived for five years in the compound in Abbottabad.</p>