Islamabad (May 30, 2017): Hussain Nawaz has appeared before the JIT probing the panama case, while president of state-owned National Bank Pakistan Saeed Ahmad has recorded his statement to the JIT.
A large number of leaders and workers of ruing PMLN gathered around Judicial Complex, where the JIT headed by Wajid Zia is holding the meeting.
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Talking to media PMLN leader Asif Kirmani informed that Hussain Nawaz has brought the documents asked by the JIT and will give answer to all the questions.
Meanwhile, president of state-owned National Bank Pakistan Saeed Ahmad has recorded statement before the JIT.
This is the Second Time, PM’s son is appearing before the JIT. He appeared first time on last Sunday.
On May 28, son of prime minister Nawaz Sharif, Hussain Nawaz appeared to record his statement before JIT . He told the JIT that he was neither given any questionnaire nor a list of documents and was asked to appear on a 24-hour notice.
Talking to the media after arriving at the Federal Judicial Academy to record his statement, Hussain lamented that he was only given a day to respond to the JIT’s notice.
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Yesterday Hussain Nawaz also appeared before the Supreme Court and objected to the inclusion of two members — Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan’s Bilal Rasool and State Bank of Pakistan’s Amer Aziz — accusing them of being close to the PML-N’s political rivals, however the apex court rejected Nawaz’s reservations and stated that no member of the JIT, constituted to probe Sharif family’s offshore assets, would be altered.
The JIT members, Justice Ejaz Afzal Khan explained, were nominated after considering their experience, adding that mere suspicion could not become the basis for their transfer.
SC further directed Panamagate JIT to continue probe as per law and reiterated to take the much hyped case to its logical end. Expressing exasperation over objections, SC inquired whether Prime Minister (PM) Nawaz Sharif would appoint members for probing the Panama Leaks Case.
On April 20, Supreme Court (SC) had released its reserved verdict after around a four-month-long trial over Panama Leaks.
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