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RAWALPINDI: The prime minister’s elder son Hussain Nawaz returned to Islamabad from London on Monday.

He had left for London from Islamabad on Thursday via Doha, sparking speculation that he would visit the former Qatari prime minister in order to convince him to record his statement before the Joint Investigation Team (JIT).

Mr Hussain returned on Pakistan International Airlines flight PK-786 just a few hours before the JIT was to submit its report on the Panama Papers inquiry in the Supreme Court.

PML-N leaders have claimed the JIT report is incomplete without the former Qatari prime minister’s statement.

Hussain Nawaz has appeared before the JIT six times since it started its investigations.

The premier’s younger son Hassan Nawaz left for London via Abu Dhabi by Etihad Airways flight EY-234 on Monday from Islamabad.

Published in Dawn, July 11th, 2017

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Imtiaz Ali Khan
Jul 11, 2017 04:49pm
Nawaz resign no other game now, along with kids and family needs to banned for life. Enough of this loot, 30 years in governance and third world Pakistan is the result. No longer you can fool the public, Grand Corruption Looter. Sindh interior PPP/PMLN is nothing less than a ghetto, and they destroyed every aspect of human life in Pakistan.
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Dr. Salaria, Aamir Ahmad
Jul 11, 2017 05:12pm
What a silly joke? These guys shuttle between Lahore and London as if it is like travelling between Model Town to Gulberg whereas an average Pakistani can't even afford to travel by bus or train from Lahore to Landi Kotal.
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Ahsan gul
Jul 11, 2017 06:17pm
HNS is not an elected political person, why media keep him in limelight? What authorities have to confirm that he uses his own money and not our national wealth on these frequent air trips.
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