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If Qatari Prince does not appear before JIT, his letter would be thrown out: SC

If Qatari Prince does not appear before JIT, his letter would be thrown out: SC

ISLAMABAD: The Ruling family may get into serious troubles over the evidence of the Qatari Royal Family letter in the issue of the London Flats as Panama Case JIT has summoned the Qatari Prince to appear before the JIT to testify his letter.

Supreme Court of Pakistan special bench today heard the case of Hussain Nawaz against the JIT members and dismissed his reservations over the two members.

During proceedings at the apex court, the Federal Investigation Agency’s (FIA) Additional Director General Wajid Zia, who heads the JIT, told the bench that Qatari royal Hamad Bin Jassim Bin Jaber Al-Thani had not yet appeared before the JIT.

Two letters signed by the Qatari royal had been presented before the SC by representatives of the prime minister’s children’s during the Supreme Court’s hearing of the Panamagate case.

Justice Afzal remarked on Monday that if the Qatari royal did not appear before the JIT, his letter would be thrown out.

A day earlier, the JIT had grilled Hussain Nawaz for about two-and-a-half hours at the Federal Judicial Academy (FJA).

Sources said the investigation team questioned Hussain Nawaz with regards to his ownership of the London flats.