Not involved in any corrupt practice, reiterates Nawaz

Firmly believe that the court will hand out a fair judgement, says Nawaz

Frmly believe that the court will hand out a fair judgement, says former premier. PHOTO: SCREENGRAB

ISLAMABAD:
Deposed premier Nawaz Sharif reiterated on Wednesday that his conscience was clear as he was not "involved in any corruption".

The remarks by the PML-N supremo came as he was leaving the accountability court after attending the day's proceedings.

The court is set to announce its verdict on December 24 in the remaining two corruption references against members of the Sharif family.





"According to the records of the registrar office, I was presented before the court 78 times," said Nawaz, adding that earlier in accountability court number 1, I was present 87 times, hence, have attended 165 hearings," the PML-N supremo stated.


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There are no accusations against me for receiving kickbacks or misusing authority, added Nawaz, "I fail to understand why such treatment is being meted out."

"I have served the masses for 35 years, twice as a chief minister and thrice as the prime minister," said the deposed premier, adding that he has served the country with dedication.

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Referring to the ongoing corruption trial against members of the Sharif family, Nawaz said the ongoing legal proceedings are based on "assumptions, speculations and ideas".

Nawaz, however, stated that he firmly believes that the court will hand out a fair judgement.
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