LAHORE: The Combined Investigation Team of the National Accountability Bureau, Lahore on Wednesday grilled PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz in an investigation related to alleged money laundering for acquiring shares of the Chaudhry Sugar Mills and directed Maryam to appear before the NAB again on August 8 after she failed to establish her financial link with four foreign business partners.
It has been learnt that Maryam failed to establish her business links with foreign nationals including Saeed Saif Bin Jabar Al-Suweidi (UAE national), Sheikh Zakauddin (UK national), Hani Ahmad Jamjoom (Saudi national) and Naseer Abdullah Lootah (UAE national).
The PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz reached the NAB Lahore office accompanied by her husband Captain (retd) Safdar around 12 pm. However, Safdar remained in the waiting area while Maryam faced the CIT for 45 minutes.
It was learnt that Maryam didn’t answer a single question asked by the investigators. The NAB sources claim that Maryam answered many questions with the same answer that “I don’t know”. And to many, she replied that she would get details and provide them to the NAB.
After seeing the unsatisfactory response of Maryam, the CIT handed over a questioner to Maryam, directing her to submit the filled questioner within seven days and appear before the CIT again on August 8. After the departure of Maryam Nawaz, Abdul Rehman, cousin of Maryam and son of late Abbas Sharif, appeared before the CIT at around 2pm and faced CIT members for more than an hour in the same money laundering investigation.
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