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SHC extends interim bail of co-accused in Khursheed Shah assets’ case

byCT Report
16/10/2019
in Karachi, Latest News
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KARACHI: The Sindh High Court (SHC) has extended the interim bail of the all co-accused in assets beyond income case against the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) senior leader Khursheed Shah, according to media reports.

The high court approved the temporary exemption for appearance in the hearing of Shah’s wives and asked all accused persons to cooperate with the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) to carry on investigation in the case.

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The court questioned the progress of the probe with the NAB prosecutor appeared in the hearing. To this, the prosecutor apprised SHC that Shah was under physical remand and investigation is underway. The anti-corruption watchdog got details of Shah’s bank accounts and other important evidences, the prosecutor added.

The official detailed that the wives of Khursheed Shah, Bibi Gulnaz and Bibi Tallat, are among the co-accused, whereas, Zeeraq Shah, Farrukh Shah, Laddu Mal, Pehlaaj, Ijaz Baloch, Ajeet Kumar, Qasim Ali Shah, Aftab Soomro and others are also nominated in the corruption case.

Later, the court extended interim bail of all co-accused persons till November 15 and adjourned the hearing.

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