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Court orders auction of Dar’s three plots after NAB submits report

byCT Report
16/10/2018
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ISLAMABAD: An accountability court on Monday allowed the Punjab government to auction off the assets of Ishaq Dar, in a case against the former finance minister for possessing assets beyond known sources of income.

The court issued the order after the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) submitted a progress report on the plots belonging to Ishaq Dar, his wife Tabassum Ishaq Dar and son Ali Mustafa Dar.

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Announcing the reserved verdict on NAB’s plea, Justice Mohammad Bashir directed to put the former finance minister’s Lahore properties and his vehicles on auction. The NAB report says Dar’s family owns three plots, each of two kanals.

On Oct 2, the accountability court handed the Punjab government the authority to either auction off or keep in its possession the assets of the former PML-N minister in the same case. The court said it was the prerogative of the Punjab government to either sell the assets or retain them with itself.

The seizure of Dar’s assets was ordered after he failed to appear before the accountability court in a case pertaining to the accumulation of assets beyond known sources of income.

According to NAB, Dar acquired assets worth Rs831.7 million in his name and/or in the names of his dependents.

The bureau has also seized all properties of Dar including a house in Lahore, three plots in Al-Falah Housing Society, six acres of land in Islamabad, two-kanal plot in Parliamentarians Enclave, one plot in the Senate Cooperative Housing Society, another plot of two kanals and nine marlas in Islamabad and six vehicles.

On July 28, a five-member Supreme Court bench had ordered NAB to file three references against former prime minister Nawaz Sharif and one against Dar, on petitions of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf chairman Imran Khan, Jamaat-e-Islami chief Sirajul Haq and Awami Muslim League’s patron Sheikh Rashid Ahmed.

The reference alleged that the assets were “disproportionate to his known sources of income for which he could not reasonably account for”.

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