Accountability Court rejects Nawaz Sharif family petition seeking to stop trail
Islamabad … News Time
The Accountability court rejected the request of Nawaz Sharif to stop the hearing of NAB references while the court has rejected Maryam Nawaz’s request. Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had a different application filed in the Accountability court, it has been decided that the action should be stopped till the decision to assemble all three references. Attorney General Aisha Hamid said arguments on the ban on Nawaz Sharif’s hearing, saying only one reference can be filed on a charge, Wajid Zia presented the same summary three times. The lawyer cleaning Aisha Hamid said that all references are the same, some witnesses in all references are common, and all references are dependent on the same JIT report. He argued in the accountability court, saying that the case was made against Nawaz Sharif assets, only one reference can be filed on a charge. The lawyer cleaning Aisha Hamid said that references have also been referred to the Supreme Court, The detailed verdict of the review of the Supreme Court is also waiting. During the hearing of the NAB reference in the Accountability Court, Maryam Nawaz and Captain (R) Muhammad Safdar have not been indicted to indict any person today. Accountability court judge, hearing about three references filed by Justice Bashir NAB. At the beginning of the hearing, Amam Parvez, lawyer of Maryam Nawaz and Captain (R) Mohammad Safdar, admitted that the person should not be indicted today. The lawyer stressed that documents were not provided in the interim references. The hearing should be stopped till all the documents are not given. The lawyer said that no person can be indicted till the full supply of reference documents. On the occasion, NAB prosecutor opposed the petition filed against the person not today, saying that the accused should be accused today. During the interim hearing, Maryam Nawaz said in a courtroom in an informal discussion with journalists the trial that is being heard earlier is happening in the past, the first time the mafia is being present in courts. He further said that Nawaz Sharif will return this weekend or next week. The mother’s chemotherapy is happening; the health is improving while full recovery will take 6 months. Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, his daughter Maryam Nawaz and Damad Captain (R) Muhammad Safdar, are likely to be indicted in the NAB references today. NAB has filed London Flats, Flagship Investment and Azizia Steel Mills Regions against former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. Former prime minister is in London due to his wife Kalsoom Nawaz’s illustration however, the representative named Zafar Khan was present on behalf of the court. According to the NAB rules clause (17C), they can be indicted even if they are absent. The court has separated his case by saying Hassan Nawaz and Hussain Nawaz, who lived in London, was abducted. 15 people including lawyers and non-league leaders have been admitted to court. The person had not been indicted due to the bullying in the Accountability court on the previous hearing. This time the high level meeting was held to ensure security of accountability court, but Rangers have decided to not be deployed. Police and FC officials are conducting security duties; SSP Islamabad Sajjad Kayani reviewed the security outside the accountability court. Exclusive lists have been prepared for admission of lawyers and media representatives in the cover and room court. In the light of the July 28 judgment of the Supreme Court’s Panama case, NAB has filed 3 references in the accountability court against the Sharif family. This is about avenue field properties, al-Azizia steel mills and flagship invasions. Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has lodged anonymously in the field of avenue apartments by the NAB, Hasan, Hussein, daughter Maryam Nawaz and Damad Captain retired Mohammad Safdar. In the flagship investment reference of Alzazeera Steel Mills Jeddah and 15 off noise, Nawaz Sharif and his two sons Hassan and Hussain Nawaz have been named as the accused. Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif presented two witnesses to the Supreme Court on September 26, and October 2 in connection with the Accountability Court.
