Panamagate verdict on Pak's Nawaz Sharif tomorrow

July 27, 2017 20:22

Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will learn his fate tomorrow as the court will deliver its verdict in the Panama Papers case at 11.30 am on Friday.

The Pakistan Supreme Court had heard the petitioners and defendants in the case after the joint investigation team submitted its report on the Sharif family's financial dealings on July 10.

The JIT report maintained that the Pakistani PMs family owned assets beyond its known sources of income. It also recommended that NAB open a reference against the premier and his children.

The three-member implementation bench overseeing the JIT had reserved its judgment on July 21.

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