Reference shows Imran Khan took most items from Toshakhana for free

[HAIDER]

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• Reference says Khan did not disclose the gifts he took from Toshakhana.
• It says he concealed information about taking gifts from his statements.
• Reference alleges Khan paid for some items he took from Toshakhana.

A reference filed at the Election Commission of Pakistan against PTI Chairman Imran Khan in relation to the Toshakhana controversy has revealed that the former premier took most of the items from the treasure house "free of cost" during his tenure.

The reference, filed on behalf of the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM), claimed that Khan, in accordance with the law, paid for only some of the items and took them home, but most of the items were taken from the Toshakhana without a payment.

Under the country's law, whenever a head of state receives a gift from another state or country, they have to deposit it into the Toshakhana. If they wish to keep the gift, they have to pay an amount equal to its value which is decided through an auction.

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These gifts either remain deposited in the Toshakhana or can be auctioned and the money acquired through it is to be deposited into the national treasury.

In the reference, it is alleged that Khan did not disclose the gifts he took and concealed the information in his statements.

Back in April, Prime Minister Shehbaz revealed that in "violation of the law", Khan sold Toshakhana gifts — comprising diamond jewellery sets, bracelets and wrist watches — worth Rs140m in Dubai.

The Election Commission issued a notice to Khan in a reference filed by PDM and summoned him for a hearing on August 18.

Aside from that, PML-N leader Mohsin Shahnawaz Ranjha filed a separate reference against Khan at the ECP seeking his disqualification as a member of the National Assembly.

In this regard, the ECP issued a notice to Khan and summoned him on August 24.

Reference shows Imran Khan took most items from Toshakhana for free

Reference says Khan did not disclose the gifts he took from Toshakhana.It says he concealed information about taking gifts from his statements.Reference alleges Khan paid for some items he took from Toshakhana.

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[Sulman Badshah]

He can take it for free as per the law if the item value is under 30,000 PKR
If there would've been any case than current govt wouldn't have hesitated to launch a FIR or case proceedings

 

[Ghazwa-e-Hind]

 

[Jango]

On a serious note, there are some serious allegation that he earned more by selling gifts than his 22 years earnings

What are his 22 year earnings?

 

[HAIDER]

Diary/notebook mein hisaab kitaab tha gifts ka.

On a serious note, there are some serious allegation that he earned more by selling gifts than his 22 years earnings and also he didnt declare in tax returns,

Hear from your own Irshad Bhatti:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1555911217872396290

when do ECP takeover PMLN and PPP foreign funding cases?

Mariam , Nawaz, Zardari they stole ... BMW, Mercedes etc etc ...big ticket item and you are silent ... ... Here Imran Khan giving all the records and go by the book ....

 

[Friday]

I heard IK did not even spare gifted cutlery.

ANd you're a master chef in Bani gala residence?

 

[Pak_Sher]

View attachment 868884

• Reference says Khan did not disclose the gifts he took from Toshakhana.
• It says he concealed information about taking gifts from his statements.
• Reference alleges Khan paid for some items he took from Toshakhana.

A reference filed at the Election Commission of Pakistan against PTI Chairman Imran Khan in relation to the Toshakhana controversy has revealed that the former premier took most of the items from the treasure house "free of cost" during his tenure.

The reference, filed on behalf of the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM), claimed that Khan, in accordance with the law, paid for only some of the items and took them home, but most of the items were taken from the Toshakhana without a payment.

Under the country's law, whenever a head of state receives a gift from another state or country, they have to deposit it into the Toshakhana. If they wish to keep the gift, they have to pay an amount equal to its value which is decided through an auction.

Related items​

• Toshakhana gifts: Imran Khan sold three watches to local dealer
• Toshakhana Case | Decision to make a new policy | Govt | PTI | PMLN
• Govt to soon introduce new policy on Toshakhana: report

These gifts either remain deposited in the Toshakhana or can be auctioned and the money acquired through it is to be deposited into the national treasury.

In the reference, it is alleged that Khan did not disclose the gifts he took and concealed the information in his statements.

Back in April, Prime Minister Shehbaz revealed that in "violation of the law", Khan sold Toshakhana gifts — comprising diamond jewellery sets, bracelets and wrist watches — worth Rs140m in Dubai.

The Election Commission issued a notice to Khan in a reference filed by PDM and summoned him for a hearing on August 18.

Aside from that, PML-N leader Mohsin Shahnawaz Ranjha filed a separate reference against Khan at the ECP seeking his disqualification as a member of the National Assembly.

In this regard, the ECP issued a notice to Khan and summoned him on August 24.

Reference shows Imran Khan took most items from Toshakhana for free

Reference says Khan did not disclose the gifts he took from Toshakhana.It says he concealed information about taking gifts from his statements.Reference alleges Khan paid for some items he took from Toshakhana.

www.geo.tv

Geo news

 

[Riz]

View attachment 868884

• Reference says Khan did not disclose the gifts he took from Toshakhana.
• It says he concealed information about taking gifts from his statements.
• Reference alleges Khan paid for some items he took from Toshakhana.

A reference filed at the Election Commission of Pakistan against PTI Chairman Imran Khan in relation to the Toshakhana controversy has revealed that the former premier took most of the items from the treasure house "free of cost" during his tenure.

The reference, filed on behalf of the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM), claimed that Khan, in accordance with the law, paid for only some of the items and took them home, but most of the items were taken from the Toshakhana without a payment.

Under the country's law, whenever a head of state receives a gift from another state or country, they have to deposit it into the Toshakhana. If they wish to keep the gift, they have to pay an amount equal to its value which is decided through an auction.

Related items​

• Toshakhana gifts: Imran Khan sold three watches to local dealer
• Toshakhana Case | Decision to make a new policy | Govt | PTI | PMLN
• Govt to soon introduce new policy on Toshakhana: report

These gifts either remain deposited in the Toshakhana or can be auctioned and the money acquired through it is to be deposited into the national treasury.

In the reference, it is alleged that Khan did not disclose the gifts he took and concealed the information in his statements.

Back in April, Prime Minister Shehbaz revealed that in "violation of the law", Khan sold Toshakhana gifts — comprising diamond jewellery sets, bracelets and wrist watches — worth Rs140m in Dubai.

The Election Commission issued a notice to Khan in a reference filed by PDM and summoned him for a hearing on August 18.

Aside from that, PML-N leader Mohsin Shahnawaz Ranjha filed a separate reference against Khan at the ECP seeking his disqualification as a member of the National Assembly.

In this regard, the ECP issued a notice to Khan and summoned him on August 24.

Reference shows Imran Khan took most items from Toshakhana for free

Reference says Khan did not disclose the gifts he took from Toshakhana.It says he concealed information about taking gifts from his statements.Reference alleges Khan paid for some items he took from Toshakhana.

www.geo.tv

Pata nhi is troll ko keun ghatya news links k sath thread bannany ki approval ha ? @waz is paid troll ko check karo bhai

 

[Ghazwa-e-Hind]

Pata nhi is troll ko keun ghatya news links k sath thread bannany ki approval ha ? @waz is paid troll ko check karo bhai

Ye roz 6-7 threads banata hai fake news kay sath. Nani Media cell ka employee hai.

Pehlay ban bhi hochuka hai.

 

[Imad.Khan]

The reference, filed on behalf of the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM), claimed that Khan, in accordance with the law, paid for only some of the items and took them home, but most of the items were taken from the Toshakhana without a payment.

Under the country's law, whenever a head of state receives a gift from another state or country, they have to deposit it into the Toshakhana. If they wish to keep the gift, they have to pay an amount equal to its value which is decided through an auction.

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Reference shows Imran Khan took most items from Toshakhana for free

Reference says Khan did not disclose the gifts he took from Toshakhana.It says he concealed information about taking gifts from his statements.Reference alleges Khan paid for some items he took from Toshakhana.

www.geo.tv

Another lie that most people didn't notice is the BOLD part in the article.

The Toshakhana Law actually states

"(6) The monetary limits upto which the gifts can be retained by the recipients are as follows:-

(i) Gifts upto a value of Rs. 30,000/-(Rupees thirty thousand only) may be retained free of cost by the recipient.

(ii) Gifts valued above Rs.30,000/- may be allowed to be retained by the recipient on payment of 50% of the value exceeding the basic exemption of Rs.30,000/-. This exemption shall however not be available in case of antiques and gifts of intrinsic historical value. All such gifts shall be properly catalogued and displayed at the prominent buildings owned by the Government. Different gift articles given by a single dignitary to a functionary at one occasion will be treated as single gift for the purpose of valuation."

https://cabinet.gov.pk/SiteImage/Misc/files/tk-gift-procedure.pdf

Just to keep the record straight, this was put in law in August 2018 (PTI tenure), prior to that it was just 5%-15%.