Former Interior Minister and prominent leader of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Rehman Malik on Monday presented the evidences of Sharif brothers’ involvement in money laundering and alleged that the money earned through it was transferred to Saudi Arabia.
While addressing a press conference here in Lahore on Monday, Malik said that he is presenting the evidence before the Supreme Court and Election Commission of Pakistan, adding if he fails to prove allegations, he’ll leave the politics.
The former minister said that cash was transferred outside Pakistan and it was deposited in an account titled as ‘Qazi’. He alleged that the amount was transferred to Hudaibiya accounts in 1998.
The PPP leader said that Ishaq Dar has already confessed that Shahbaz Sharif asked to convert dollars into local currency. He challenged Sharif brothers that if they have the guts, prove him wrong.
Rehman Malik also vowed to disclose more names in money laundering case.
Reacting to Malik’s allegations, PML-N spokesman Senator Parvez Rasheed regarded the allegations against Sharif brothers as “baseless”, saying the former interior minister is conducting propaganda ahead of elections.
