Zahir hai when the NAB prosecutor does not know whether he is the prosecutor or the defendant to yehi hoga.
Anyways, the conviction verdict was a bit weak in itself.
This is what happens when you try and convict someone not because of the crimes they commit but because of political expediency. These sort of loopholes are deliberately left open so that the cases can be quashed or reopened at an opportune time.
The sad part is, after 6 years we still do not know who owns the apartments, or where the money came from, or when were they bought. Itni der to Al Capone ki investigation main nhn lagi thi.
N league says apartment was bought in 1992. Bara sharif bablu says he lives in a rented apartment and pays quarterly rent. Maryam says mere ya mere bhaion kay naam koi property nhn hai. Chota bablu then comes on and says Alhamdulillah meri hamsheera kay naam hain flats and we bought them in 2006.
Poora tabbar hi jhoota chor hai.
This country is a joke now. If you are a young student, study hard and GTFO, apply for scholarships, or take a loan even (reasonable one ofc). If you can't then hard luck.
As
@SQ8 had done long ago, I have also given up all hope.
THey should apply for an extras role at Netflix
Yehi to hamaray justice system ka almiya hai. See my post above.
After 6 years we still don't know who owns the apartments, or when they were bought, or what is their status. It's still a blackhole.
NAB should just F off to be honest.
Each and every case is deliberately made with glaring loopholes so that baad main jab zaroorat paray, to court kay through case khatam karwa do aur doosray par laga do. And the cycle goes on.
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