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Assets case: NAB includes Khurshid Shah’s family in reference

byCT Report
21/12/2019
in Karachi, Latest News
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SUKKUR: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has included Member National Assembly (MNA) Khurshid Shah’s family in the reference that has been filed in assets beyond means case.
According to media, the NAB filed reference of over Rs1.23 billion Khurshid Shah. According to details, Khurshid Shah’s wives Naz Bibi and Talat Bibi, sons Farukh Shah and Zeerak Shah, and nephews Owais Shah and Junaid Qadir Shah are included in the reference.
Khurshid Shah’s 600-acre agricultural land, plots, bungalows and bank balance have been mentioned in the reference.
Furthermore, Khurshid Shah’s friend Nisar Pathan, his sons Zohaib Mir, Saqib Raza and Muhammad Shoaib Pathan, Rahim Bukhsh and his son Muhammad Saqib Awan, contractor friend Akram Khan, Abdul Razzaq [arrested from Jacobabad] and Syed Khalid Hussain from Karachi are included in the reference.

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