JI chief Siraj-ul-Haq owns assets worth Rs2.9 million

PESHAWAR: The Election Commision of Pakistan (ECP) on Saturday released details of assets owned by Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) chief Siraj-ul-Haq.

According to documents submitted to the ECP, Haq owns assets amounting to Rs2.9 million.

Haq, who will be contesting election from National Assembly constituency NA-7 Dir II, also owns 4.5 tolas of gold along with 12 kanal jointly-owned land.

He also has part ownership of a private school.

The statement of assets also shows the JI chief has no investments abroad, personal car or any immovable assets abroad. He has, however, given a loan of Rs 1.05 million to a Peshawar-based cloth merchant.

Haq has listed a wife and a son as dependents in the documents submitted to the ECP.

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