Asif Ali Zardari and General Pervez Musharraf to submit property details along with an affidavit.
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Zardari’s legal councel Farooq Naik told the court that both Zardari and Bilawal Bhutto have recently submitted their asset details with the Election Commission of Pakistan in their nomination papers.
The CJP then remarked that accountability should begin with people in powerful positions and ordered Naik to submit an affidavit containing details of Zardari’s assets.
Hearing of the case was adjourned indefinitely.
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