34-year old private property deal: Court extends remand of Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman till 17th
By Numan Wahab
September 04, 2020
LAHORE: An accountability court on Thursday extended the judicial remand of Jang/Geo Editor-in-Chief Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman till September 17. The authorities concerned produced Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman before Accountability Court Judge Assad Ali. Senior lawyer Amjad Parvez represented Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman during the hearing. The court directed NAB through a short order to return belongings of Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman taken into custody at the time of detention. The Jang/Geo editor-in-chief is in custody for more than 174 days in a case which is of documentary nature. Moreover, the NAB had filed the reference over a property deal reached with the owners of a private land 34 years ago.
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