Speaking to media, CM Murad said, “We will provide all records to JIT that is sought as per the law and will not hide anything from them.” “Two days ago the JIT told the Supreme Court (SC) that Sindh government was not cooperating in the investigation pertaining to money laundering through fraudulent bank accounts,” said CM Murad. “It is not the governor’s job to submit documents to them,” he added.
CM Murad further said that he had already spoken to Sindh chief secretary (CS) and asked the administration for information regarding the matter.
Earlier this month, the JIT wrote a letter to the Sindh government and sought records for the past ten years of bank accounts owned by the provincial government.
Published in Daily Times, October 25th 2018.
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