The Islamabad High Court stopped the accountability court from pronouncing the final verdict on the 190 million pounds case۔

The Islamabad High Court stopped the accountability court from pronouncing the final verdict on the 190 million pounds case A two-member bench comprising JusticeMian Gul Hasan Aurangzeb and Justice Babar Sattar issued a0notice to NAB and sought its reply. Islamabad The Islamabad High Court stopped the accountability court from pronouncing the judgment of the 190 million pounds reference against Imran and Bushra Bibi until Wednesday. According to the details, a hearing was held in the Islamabad High Court against the old decision of NAB to close the inquiry in the £190 million NAB case, where a two-member bench consisting of Justice Mian Gul Hasan Aurangzeb and Justice Babar Sattar is hearing the case. At the beginning of today's hearing, PTI's lawyer Salman Safdar argued that the reference hearing against Imran Khan is going on, the last witness who has been 35 witnesses is being questioned on the investigating officer, eight are accused, six are advertisers, two are Mian. The case against the wife is ongoing, the real charge is on the Malik Riaz family, they are advertisers, the founder of PTI was arrested from the Islamabad High Court in the Al-Qadir Trust case, according to NAB, NCA paid 190 million pounds. The money was confiscated, the court declared the other six as admissible for non-appearance.Salman Safdar said that the allegation is that when the petitioner was the prime minister, he facilitated the transfer of 190 million pounds, the case of NAB is that the money was supposed to go to the State Bank, but it came to the account of the Supreme Court. CA was in the middle, NCA gave the money, let them use it wherever they want', on this occasion, Justice Mian Gul Hasan Aurangzeb inquired that 'did the money go back to the accounts of Malik Riaz and his family?'. "The money was directly transferred to the account of the Supreme Court registrar," the lawyer said.The court inquired that 'the money was returned to Malik Riaz and his family by Britain? On whose behalf was the money sent to Pakistan?', Salman Safdar said that 'the money was returned and to Malik Riaz's family. sent from, Malik Riaz gave land to founder PTI to build Al-Qadir Trust', Justice Mian Gul Hasan Aurangzeb asked that 'where is this university?', lawyer Salman Safdar replied that 'the university is near Jhelum and is functional'. Advising the arguments, lawyer Salman Safdar said, "We had requested the record of NAB Executive Board meeting in the trial court. The trial court rejected our request to request the record. The trial judge was surprised to reject the request." Write down the reasons, the trial judge wrote that the investigating officer is not the writer or the custodian of this record', later the Islamabad High Court stopped the trial court from pronouncing the final verdict in the 190 million pound case, Justice Mian Gul Hasan Aurangzeb and A two-member bench comprising Justice Babar Sattar issued a notice to NAB and sought its response.