FIA investigating into Benazir assassination case has presented to
court more details of Pervez Musharraf property located in Islamabad
and Gawadar.
The court was informed that Pervez Musharraf owned
a plot of 1000 square feet in Gawadar and a farmhouse in Chak Shahzad
Islamabad. Details about his property could not be obtained from DHA
Lahore, National Police Foundation and Karachi and such information
would be submitted to court as soon as they were received, court was
further told.
Judge Shahid Rafiq of Anti Terrorism Court (ATC)
directed FIA to apprise the court of all details in this respect. The
next hearing has been fixed on August 10.
It may be recalled
that FIA had obtained arrest warrants of Pervez Musharraf after he was
nominated as major accused in Benazir Bhutto murder case. Following the
refusal from British government for handing over Pervez Musharraf to
Pakistan, former president was declared proclaimed offender and
proceedings for confiscation of his property were underway.
FIA
special prosecutor Chaudhry Zulfiqar Ali had presented report
containing details about the property of Pervez Musharraf and the
information received from State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) to the court on
previous hearing.
As per report CDA and chief commissioner
Islamabad had informed in writing that Pervez Musharraf had no more
property in Islamabad except a farm house in Chak Shahzad.
As
per state bank report former president was having accounts in six banks
including Al-Flah Bank, Habib Metropolitan bank, Muslim Commercial
Bank, Allied Bank, National Bank and Meter Politan Bank. Overall bank
deposits of Pervez Musharraf in Pakistani banks run to over Rs 80
million. Online
