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Hearing of 190m pound reference case adjourned till tomorrow

Hearing of 190m pound reference case adjourned till tomorrow

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RAWALPINDI: Hearing of 190 million pound reference case against PTI Founder and his wife Bushra Bibi was adjourned till Friday (tomorrow).

Defence lawyer would cross-examined the last witness tomorrow.

National Accountability Bureau (NAB) court Judge Nasir Javed Rana heard the case. The PTI founder and Bushra Bibi were produced before the court.

The PTI founder came to rostrum twice and complained that the PTI lawyers, leaders, family members and media persons were not allowed to meet him and secondly he was not permitted to talk his sons, who live in England.

Despite the order of the court, he was not allowed to talk with his sons for three weeks, the PTI founder said. He asked the court that at least he must be permitted to talk his sons on a specific day and time once a week.

The NAB judge sought a reply from Deputy Superintendent Tahir Shah. On which, the deputy superintendent assured the court that a day would be fixed a week after the consultation with the superintendent of the jail.

After the jailer's assurance, the PTI founder talked to media persons.

Earlier, Founder PTI lawyers Usman Gul and Chaudhry Zaheer Abbas cross-examined the investigating officer.

The hearing on the bail application of founder PTI and Bushra Bibi in the new Tosha Khana reference will be held tomorrow morning

 

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