NAB to contact Interpol for extradition of Nawaz’s sons, Dar
Absconders are currently residing in different foreign countries
The absconders are currently residing in different foreign countries. PHOTO: EXPRESS
The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has once again decided to contact Interpol for the extradition of ousted premier Nawaz Sharif's sons, Hassan and Hussain, and former finance minister Ishaq Dar, Express News reported.
The three high-profile individuals were declared absconders by the court earlier.
NAB Chairman, Justice (retd) Javed Iqbal has issued directives to bureaus of the anti-graft watchdog for extraditing all the suspects. In light of these directives, the bureaus have started taking initiatives for bringing back the accused.
The accountability watchdog will contact Interpol via the interior ministry in the next few days.
Illegal land: Court issues warrants for absconders
Nawaz Sharif’s sons, Hussain and Hasan Nawaz, Shehbaz Sharif’s son Salman Shehbaz, son-in-law Ali Imran, former finance minister Ishaq Dar and son-in-law of the former chief justice Iftikhar Chaudhry, Mustafa Amjad including several suspects have been termed absconders by the court in several corruption cases.
The absconders are currently residing in different foreign countries.
The three high-profile individuals were declared absconders by the court earlier.
NAB Chairman, Justice (retd) Javed Iqbal has issued directives to bureaus of the anti-graft watchdog for extraditing all the suspects. In light of these directives, the bureaus have started taking initiatives for bringing back the accused.
The accountability watchdog will contact Interpol via the interior ministry in the next few days.
Illegal land: Court issues warrants for absconders
Nawaz Sharif’s sons, Hussain and Hasan Nawaz, Shehbaz Sharif’s son Salman Shehbaz, son-in-law Ali Imran, former finance minister Ishaq Dar and son-in-law of the former chief justice Iftikhar Chaudhry, Mustafa Amjad including several suspects have been termed absconders by the court in several corruption cases.
The absconders are currently residing in different foreign countries.