NAB told to bring witnesses in illegal land allotment case
Karachi
January 31, 2021
An accountability court on Saturday ordered the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) to bring witnesses to depose against the accused in a case pertaining to allegedly illegal allotment of a piece of commercial land in Karachiâs upmarket Clifton neighborhood for constructing a multi-storey building.
The accountability court-III in November, 2020, had indicted Pak Sarzameen Party chairman and former Karachi mayor Mustafa Kamal, former district coordination officer Fazlur Rehman, former executive district officer Iftikhar Qaimkhani, former district officer Mumtaz Haider, former additional district officer Syed Nishat Ali, former Clifton sub-registrar II Nazir Zardari and five builders.
KARACHI: An accountability court on Saturday ordered attachment of the properties of a real estate tycoon, Zain Malik, who is said to be abroad and facing a reference pertaining to allegedly illegal amalgamation of commercial land for a multi-storey building in Karachi.
Former Karachi mayor and Pak Sarzameen Party chairman Syed Mustafa Kamal, Zain Malik, son-in-law of real estate tycoon Malik Riaz; former Karachi district coordination officer Fazlur Rehman, former executive district officer Iftikhar Kaimkhani and others are facing trial in the case.
On Saturday, the matter came up before the accountability court-III judge Dr Sher Bano Karim, when Mr Kamal and other suspects appeared before the court on bail.
An accountability court on Wednesday recorded the statement of a prosecution witness and summoned two others to testify on the next date of hearing in a case pertaining to alleged illegal amalgamation of commercial land to Bahria Town for a multistorey building in Karachi. Photo courtesy: Bahria Town website/File
KARACHI: An accountability court on Wednesday recorded the statement of a prosecution witness and summoned two others to testify on the next date of hearing in a case pertaining to alleged illegal amalgamation of commercial land to Bahria Town for a multistorey building in Karachi.
Then mayor Mustafa Kamal, then district coordination officer Fazlur Rehman, then executive district officer Iftikhar Qaimkhani, then district officer Mumtaz Haider, then additional DO Syed Nishat Ali and then sub-registrar-II, Clifton, Nazir Zardari have been charged with corruption of around Rs2 billion in the case.
An accountability court on Wednesday recorded the statement of a prosecution witness and summoned two others to testify on the next date of hearing in a case pertaining to alleged illegal amalgamation of commercial land to Bahria Town for a multistorey building in Karachi. Photo courtesy: Bahria Town website/File
KARACHI: An accountability court on Wednesday recorded the statement of a prosecution witness and summoned two others to testify on the next date of hearing in a case pertaining to alleged illegal amalgamation of commercial land to Bahria Town for a multistorey building in Karachi.
Then mayor Mustafa Kamal, then district coordination officer Fazlur Rehman, then executive district officer Iftikhar Qaimkhani, then district officer Mumtaz Haider, then additional DO Syed Nishat Ali and then sub-registrar-II, Clifton, Nazir Zardari have been charged with corruption of around Rs2 billion in the case.
Karachi
December 24, 2020
A prosecution witness brought by the National Accountability Bureau to an accountability court on Wednesday denied having any knowledge about a case pertaining to the alleged illegal allotment of a piece of commercial land in Karachiâs upmarket Clifton neighbourhood for constructing a multi-storey building.
Accountability Court-III, at a previous hearing, had indicted former Karachi mayor Mustafa Kamal, then district coordination officer Fazlur Rehman, former executive district officer Iftikhar Qaimkhani, then district officer Mumtaz Haider, ex-additional district officer Syed Nishat Ali, then Clifton sub-registrar II Nazir Zardari and five builders, Muhammad Dawood, Muhammad Yaqoob, Muhammad Irfan and Muhammad Rafiq.