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NAB declares Ishaq Dar a proclaimed offender

byCT Report
12/12/2017
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ISLAMABAD: The accountability court has declared Senator Ishaq Dar a proclaimed offender due to his continued absence from the trial.

Judge Muhammad Bashir directed Ahmad Ali Quddusi, who has furnished a surety bond of Rs 5 million as bail guarantee for Ishaq Dar, to produce the accused within three days, otherwise his bail bond will be confiscated.

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The court also directed Quddusi to submit Rs 0.5 million for the bail of Dar and if he did not submit the amount and produce the accused, the land papers of Dar will be seized. When the court resumed the hearing, Dar’s counsel Faisal Mufti submitted a fresh medical report of his client in the court pleading that his client should not be declared a proclaimed offender as he was undergoing treatment in a medical facility in London.

According to the medical report, Dar is suffering from chest pain and has also problems with his coronary artery. NAB’s special prosecutor Imran Shafique, however, opposed the plea, contending that the accused was not suffering from any ailment and was deliberately skipping the trial.

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