Former finance minister Ishaq Dar said on Sunday that he doesn’t have property anywhere outside Pakistan.
Dar refuted the claims of Prime Minister Imran Khan's Special Assistant Shehzad Akbar that he holds ownership of two apartments in London by calling it, 'contrary to facts', adding that the accusations are part of the campaign launched against him.
"If Shehzad Akbar is telling truth he should disclose the details of the apartments," he said.
The former finance minister said that the government is levelling baseless allegations against him to deflect people's attention from its failure in addressing genuine issues. He called the allegations part of PTI's traditional politics.
Dar said that the PTI government is using the National Accountability Bureau for political victimisation.
An accountability court has ordered auction of Dar's assets and confiscation of his bank accounts in Pakistan on a plea by the NAB.
NAB had filed the petition after the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) leader went to London for medical treatment and continues to abscond in corruption cases against him in the accountability court.
According to the documents, which detail the seized property by NAB, Dar and his wife have joint accounts in various banks in Islamabad and Lahore.
Dar's assets within Pakistan
House in Gulberg, Lahore
Three plots owned in Al-Falah Housing Society in Lahore by Dar, wife and son.
Dar’s wife owns a plot in Mauza Bhubtiam
Six acres of land owned in Mauza Milot, Islamabad by Dar and wife.
Two kanal plot in Islamabad’s Parliamentarian Enclave
Two kanal plot with Ayaz Builders (Pvt) Ltd.
Plots at Senate Cooperative Housing Society in Islamabad
Three Land Cruisers, two Mercedes Benz and one Corolla owned by Dar and wife.
Dar, wife have invested Rs3,453,060 in Hajveri Holding private limited
Dar has invested Rs2,700 in Sui Northern Gas Pipeline
NAB also informed the court that the former finance minister is a shareholder in three companies based in Dubai along with owning a Mercedes and three flats.
