Submitted Bani Gala money trail in court, allayed PML-N concerns: Fawad Chaudhry
July 22, 2017
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Fawad Chaudhry on Saturday said that the money trail for Imran Khan’s Bani Gala residence was submitted in the court after gathering details from London and added the party has now allayed the concerns of rival Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N).
The PTI leaders were addressing a press conference in Islamabad.
Making a comparison between prime minister’s children and the PTI chief, Chaudhry said that Nawaz’s son has a Rs6,000 million apartment while Imran owned a Rs5 million apartment.
“Whether it’s Nawaz Sharif, Fazl-ur-Rehman or Zardari, they need to submit a money trail similar to that ptovided by Imran,” said the PTI leader.
In 1980, Imran Khan was the county’s most expensive player, said Chaudhry, adding that the cases against the PTI would go to dustbin.
Accountability will make democracy strong: Shafqat Mahmood
PTI leader Shafqat Mahmood said accountability of powerful people is a favourable exercise and this will also strengthen democracy strong.
PTI's central Secretary Information was addressing a press conference in Lahore.
He said that this time around it seems that the country is going toward betterment.
Mahmood said that out country did not progress because the rich have made separate laws for themselves.
Imran Khan submits details of money earned by playing cricket abroad
Earlier today, Imran Khan’s counsel submitted to the Supreme Court details of his flat in London and cricket contracts, defending him in the foreign funding case.
In 1984, the documents read, Imran mortgaged a one-bedroom apartment in London through Royal Trust in the name of Niazi Services Limited.
The apartment was purchased for GBP 117,500 on mortgage on 20 years and initial down payment of GBP 61,000 to Royal Trust. As per the statement, Imran made the payment from his savings and earnings he got while playing for Sussex Country Cricket and Kerry Packer series.
According to the documents submitted to the Supreme Court, Imran managed to pay off the mortgage well before its due date as he had a benefit year in 1987 when he earned GBP 190,000 and his savings.
Since Imran made all the money while playing as a professional cricketer, the statement reads, there could be no money laundering at any time.
