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Assets beyond means case: Accountability court ends case against Senator Ishaq Dar saying change in NAB law ends jurisdiction of the court

Accountability Judge Muhammad Bashir said that recent changes in the NAB law have ended court’s jurisdiction in this case.

Javed Mahmood

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November 22, 2022

ISLAMABAD: An accountability court in Islamabad today ended assets beyond means case against Senator and Finance Minister Ishaq Dar.

Accountability Judge Muhammad Bashir said that recent changes in the NAB law have ended court’s jurisdiction in this case.

Ishaq Dar appeared in the court in the assets beyond means case today but to hear a good news that the court has ended his case.

Judge remarked, “After the National Accountability (Second Amendment) Act 2022, this case does not fall under the jurisdiction of the the accountability court.”

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In this article:assets beyond means case, case closed, Ishaq Dar, NAB law changes, Pakistani Politics

Written By Javed Mahmood

I am an experienced writer, analyst, and author. My exposure in English journalism spans more than 28 years. In the past, I have been working with daily The Muslim (Lahore Bureau), daily Business Recorder (Lahore/Islamabad Bureaus), Daily Times, Islamabad, daily The Nation (Lahore and Karachi). With daily The Nation, I have served as Resident Editor, Karachi. Since 2009, I have been working as a Freelance Writer/Editor for American organizations.

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