A brief hearing, presided over by accountability judge Syed Jawadul Hassan, was conducted wherein NAB prosecutor Asim Mumtaz and defense counsel Chaudhry Auranzaib appeared. However, the anti-graft agency did not produce Mir Shakil due to the Covid-19 threat.
The bureau had arrested the media mogul in March this year. According to the agency, the land in question was allotted to him in 1986 in Block H of Phase 2 in Johar Town “by then chief minister Punjab Mian Nawaz Sharif in violation of the relevant laws and rules”.
However, according to a statement issued by the Jang Group at the time, the property “was bought from a private party 34 years ago and all evidence of this was given to NAB”.
Stretching back several decades, the bond between Beijing and Islamabad is both old and strong.…
A fresh cycle of controversies has marked the end of yet another chapter in the…
The rogue state of Israel, after unprecedented devastation in Gaza, seems determined to expand the…
Enforced disappearances issue in Pakistan has been a favorite of sub nationalists, foreign funded civil…
Nicknamed 'Asian Nelson Mandela' the President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari made history while being…
Leave a Comment