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Killer shrine custodian possesses huge assets: FBR

byCT Report
21/04/2017
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SARGODHA: Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has revealed that Abdul Waheed, a custodian of local shrine who killed 20 of his followers, has huge assets.

The FBR officials, after scrutinising his assets, said that the accused has over Rs6.5 million bank balance, two plots in DHA Lahore and a luxurious residence in Green Town Lahore.

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