KARACHI: Implementation has begun on the orders of confiscating property of former army chief General (r) Pervez Musharraf in Karachi.
According to sources, the District and Sessions Judge has already begun the process of confiscating Musharraf's property in Karachi on the orders of the Special Judge Islamabad. The former president and army chief has four bungalows and plots in Karachi which are being confiscated.
The district judge in a letter asked the Defence Housing Authority (DHA) to take action and submit a response in three days over the matter.
The properties to be seized according to the ruling of the court are a house on Zamzama street, two houses in DHA phase 8 and a plot in Clifton’s Army Housing Scheme.
Musharraf left the country on March 18, soon after the Supreme Court upheld the Sindh High Court directions to remove his name from the exit control list (ECL).
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