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In this file photo, Akbar S. Babar is addressing a press conference at the National Press Club in Isalamabad. Online/File
ISLAMABAD: Petitioner in the foreign funding case Akbar S. Babar has claimed that a fact-finding report has revealed that the ruling Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) received illegal funding to the tune of Rs2.20 billion during the period between 2009 and 2013.
Unveiling the report at a media briefing here on Tuesday, Mr Babar, a founding member of the PTI, said it was just a tip of the iceberg as complete details of the accounts opened in the name of four PTI employees as well as the party’s accounts in and outside the country had not been shared. He said the prohibited funding received by the party would be manifold high if a thorough probe was carried out.
He also requested that all the original documents be presented to financial analysts for review.
Sources revealed that vetting of the PTI accounts by two financial analysts, Arsalan Vardag and Mohammad Sohaib, continued on Friday.
In his application, Mr Babar has narrated in detail how the Scrutiny Committee formed for vetting the accounts has “deliberately tried to create hurdles in the perusal process”.
Time is not far when shocking revelations will come to light, says petitioner
It has explained how the committee refused to allow the use of laptops, brought in printouts, shared documents in a piecemeal fashion, and removed from the process the only original Habib Bank statements presented for perusal on Monday, on verbal demand of the PTI.