ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan on Friday said that there was no need to constitute commission on Panamagate scandal for now, saying that time for constitution of the commission has gone.
Talking to media after an important meeting of PTI leadership after the hearing of Panamagate case was adjourned till first week of January, Imran said that he wanted to make it crystal clear to Nawaz Sahrif and PML-N that he would not let them to forget the Panama scandal.
Imran said that he was disappointed the Panamagate case was not heard on daily basis. He hoped that the same bench would hear the case from January.
He said that the Prime Minister’s counsel had declared his speech in the National Assembly as a political statement.
The PTI chief said that the documents reading Maryum Nawaz’s as beneficial owner of the offshore companies were available on ICEJ’s website, then why the FBR did not issue notice to her.
He said that PML-N had taken several somersaults during the case. He added that when Nawaz Sharif entered politics, he owned a single factory and in 1993 when he became Prime Minister he had 30 factories.
He added that the new Chief Justice had great responsibility to dispense justice in the Panamagate case.
