Qasr-I-Zauq Case: Tikka’s remand extended
Iqbal Tikka is accused of misappropriating millions of rupees in a property scam.
LAHORE:
An accountability court on Thursday extended till June 6 the remand of Adil Saleem, son-in-law of former provincial minister Iqbal Tikka, who is accused of misappropriating millions of rupees in a property scam. Saleem has been in the custody of National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Punjab for over two months. He and others are accused of getting the property where the Qasr-i-Zauq wedding hall was located transferred to their names through coercion after kidnapping its owner Sheikh Ayub and his son Mohsin Ayub.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 26th, 2011.
An accountability court on Thursday extended till June 6 the remand of Adil Saleem, son-in-law of former provincial minister Iqbal Tikka, who is accused of misappropriating millions of rupees in a property scam. Saleem has been in the custody of National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Punjab for over two months. He and others are accused of getting the property where the Qasr-i-Zauq wedding hall was located transferred to their names through coercion after kidnapping its owner Sheikh Ayub and his son Mohsin Ayub.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 26th, 2011.