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Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz Leader and daughter of former prime minister, Maryam Nawaz on Saturday said that after the confession from Wajid Zia, star witness against them in Avenfield Apartments case, it should now be revealed as to who conspired against her and why.
In a message posted on Twitter, she said, "Now that the JIT head himself admits the truth, I want to know who conspired against me and why." Maryam Nawaz was responding to the statement of former Panama JIT head Wajid Zia, who is being cross examined at the accountability court for past 12 hearings, in which he admitted on Friday that no evidence pointing to Maryam Nawaz's involvement in the incorporation of Nelson and Nescol offshore companies was available.
In the last hearing of the accountability court on April 13, Defence counsel for Maryam Nawaz and Safdar, Amjad Pervaiz, began the 12 cross-examination session of the JIT head, inquiring about the owner of Avenfield properties before it came under the possession of Nelson and Nescol. Zia replied that the team had not investigated prior ownership before its transfer to the two companies. Pervaiz then questioned Zia over a letter exchanged between Advocate Supreme Court (SC) Salman Akram Raja and Lawrence Radley pertaining to Avenfield apartments-in which Radley had confirmed that he acted on behalf of the purchasers of the property in or around 1993 to 1996. He further recalled that the apartments were purchased through two British Virgin Islands (BVI) companies-Nelson and Nescol-and the instructions to purchase the properties were not dictated by any member of the Sharif family.

Copyright Independent News Pakistan, 2018

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