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NAB serves Imran Khan summon in prohibited funding case

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NAB serves Imran Khan summon in prohibited funding case

  • NAB team visited Imran Khan’s residence in Zaman Park
  • NAB issued a summon notice to Imran Khan
  • NAB has already summoned Imran Khan on March 9

LAHORE: A team of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) on Monday visited the residence of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan in Zaman Park.

The two-member team arrived from Islamabad to hand over a summon notice in connection with money laundering and prohibited funding cases.

They spent some time at the residence but were not allowed to meet with the former premier due to security concerns. After serving the notice, the team left the residence without answering any questions from journalists.

This is the second time the NAB team has visited the PTI chief’s Zaman Park residence, with the first visit taking place on February 24.

NAB team visited the residence of Imran Khan in relation to the Toshakhana case, The bureau sought signatures on summon notices issued to former prime minister and his wife Bushra Bibi.  PTI chairman’s lawyer received the notice on his behalf.

Imran Khan and his wife has been summoned by NAB on March 9 in connection with the Toshakhana reference. The accountability watchdog has accused Imran Khan of illegally selling gifts received during his tenure as prime minister.

The NAB team also dispatched a notice to Imran Khan’s residence in Bani Gala, Chak Shahzad, Islamabad, in connection with the same case.

NAB Rawalpindi has called PTI Senior Vice Chairman Shah Mehmood Qureshi, Pervaiz Khattak and Fawad Chaudhry in the same case.

The NAB has also decided to send a team to Dubai for investigation soon. The summon notice has been pasted on Imran Khan’s residence in Bani Gala, Islamabad.

The anti-graft watchdog asked Imran and his wife to appear before the combined investigation team at the NAB Rawalpindi office on March 9 and record his statement in this regard.

In November last year, the NAB had taken notice of the alleged non-disclosure of the actual value of gifts received by the former prime minister, his wife, and other cabinet members.

 

 

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