Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) leader Abid Sher Ali has filed a complaint and shared all the evidences with United Kingdom’s National Crime Agency (NCA) against Federal Minister for Water Resources Faisal Vawda for allegedly having illegal properties in the United Kingdom (UK).
Abid Sher Ali alleged that Mr Vawda owned 11 properties under his name in the UK but claimed there was no money trail to show how they were purchased. “I have shared all the evidence with the NCA, which includes land records, footage of the property and Vawda’s nomination papers which do not reflect how these were purchased. The rest is up to the NCA,” he said.
“I appeal to NAB to investigate Faisal Vawda and prove that they are not just on a political witch hunt against PML-N,” the former MNA further said.
The Federal Minister has refused to comment on this issue till the ban on his talk show appearances is lifted. Earlier this month, Faisal was banned from appearing on talk shows by the prime minister after he stirred controversy by bringing a military boot to a prime time show to mock the opposition’s role in parliament regarding the army chief’s extension legislation.
Abid Sher Ali alleged that Mr Vawda owned 11 properties under his name in the UK but claimed there was no money trail to show how they were purchased. “I have shared all the evidence with the NCA, which includes land records, footage of the property and Vawda’s nomination papers which do not reflect how these were purchased. The rest is up to the NCA,” he said.
“I appeal to NAB to investigate Faisal Vawda and prove that they are not just on a political witch hunt against PML-N,” the former MNA further said.
The Federal Minister has refused to comment on this issue till the ban on his talk show appearances is lifted. Earlier this month, Faisal was banned from appearing on talk shows by the prime minister after he stirred controversy by bringing a military boot to a prime time show to mock the opposition’s role in parliament regarding the army chief’s extension legislation.