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Ishaq Dar Wealth Increased 91 Times In Past Few Years

finanace minister ishaq darMedia channels are focusing on Prime Minister after the JIT which investigated the accusations on Nawaz Sharif & his family after the Panama Papers came out. But in the recent JIT report Finance Ishaq Dar was also mentioned because of his increased wealth.

From 2008 to 2016 the wealth of Ishaq Dar increased from Rs. 9.1 million to Rs. 831.70 million which is a record increase of 91 times. JIT said that he failed to provide all of his wealth statements.

Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) also failed to provide the complete tax returns of Ishaq Dar which is not surprising because he himself is the Finance Minister.

Ishaq Dar’s nephew Musa Ghani who was a witness in the cases against the Sharif family also failed to appear before the JIT. Nawaz Sharif’s daughter Asma Nawaz is married with the eldest son of Ishaq Dar.

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July 11, 2017
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