Panama questions

Published July 23, 2017

HASAN Nawaz, the elder son of Nawaz Sharif, after appearing a third time before the joint investigation team (JIT) said he had asked the JIT about the charges against him.

I think Hasan has not bothered to read the Supreme Court verdict and the objective of the JIT’s formation. The JIT was given a task to get answers to 13 questions raised by the Supreme Court judges in their judgement.

It is a simple case which the prime minister and his loyalists have been trying to complicate.

The question to which an answer has still not been given by Nawaz Sharif is: what is the source of money which was used to purchase the London apartment? Was it clean money or black which was used to purchase the flat?

I must tell Hasan there is no charge against him. He was a student when the London apartment was purchased and he was living in that apartment as a tenant, paying rent to his father. To whom was he paying the rent? Does he have the courage to tell the truth?

I fail to understand why instead of giving answers to the questions raised by the Supreme Court the Sharif family is cursing and badmouthing Imran Khan.

Syed Tasadaq

Lahore

Published in Dawn, July 23rd, 2017

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