Raisani richest lawmaker in Balochistan with assets worth Rs21 billion

Former chief minister also owns a residential plot worth Rs1.796b, according to ECP asset details


DNA November 11, 2020
Former Chief Minister of Balochistan Nawab Aslam Raisani. PHOTO: BANARAS KHAN/EXPRESS/FILE

ISLAMABAD:

The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) on Wednesday disclosed details of assets and liabilities of members of the Balochistan Assembly.

According to figures released by the election authority, former Balochistan chief minister Nawab Muhammad Aslam Khan Raisani owns assets worth Rs21 billion, including agricultural land worth Rs19 million, and a residential plot Rs1.796 billion and vehicles worth Rs3.750 billion.

He also has Rs513.8 million bank deposits and cattle worth Rs230 million. He owns Rs1.735 billion worth of properties in Malta.

MPA Jan Muhammad Jamali owns 40 acres of agricultural land, 60 tola gold, and cars worth Rs2.5 million. He has over Rs740 million in cash with bank deposits of Rs426,000.

Sardar Yar Muhammad Rind, PTI parliamentary leader in the provincial legislature, owns 14,011 acres of agricultural land, a residential plot in Dera Murad Jamali worth Rs3 million, two houses in Quetta worth Rs20 million and Rs36 million worth of a house in Islamabad. He also has Rs36 million worth of two apartments and villas worth Rs42 million in Dubai.

The MPA disclosed 640 tola gold, four vehicles and Rs28.8 million in cash as inherited assets. He also has 6.3 million Dirham and Rs1.2 million in cash besides owning Rs8.5 worth of furniture. Rind also owns Rs25 million worth of agriculture commodities and Rs2 million worth of arms and ammunition.

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