NAB decided to send more notice to the Sharif family

LAHORE: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) decided to send more notice to the Sharif family.

In the light of the Supreme Court's verdict in the Panama case, NAB has started preparing references against the Sharif family, for which former Prime Minister Mian Nawaz Sharif, Hassan, Hussain and Mary Nawaz were issued the notice of the Talpur. Not present in front of

NAB authorities had decided to not release further notice after the first notice of the NAB, but now the NAB officials say that more notice will be sent to the Sharif family.


Nawaz Sharif refuses to appear before the NAB


NAB officials say that Nawaz Sharif has already adopted his nomination for the NAB, saying that NAB should not take action because of the revised petitions, and said that NAB was not working according to law.

Authorities said that according to NAB law, the Sharif family is unmatched.

A few days ago, Mian Nawaz Sharif and Ishaq Dar had submitted a reply to NAB Lahore, which was informed about the decision not to be made on the revised reactions while Nawaz Sharif wrote in his reply that the NAB It is a violation against action.

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