LAHORE: National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Lahore has filed a reference against Shahbaz Sharif's daughter Rabia Imran and son-in-law Imran Yousaf.

NAB Lahore has filed a reference in the Accountability Court Lahore against Shahbaz Sharif's daughter Rabia Imran, son-in-law Imran Ali Yousaf, his company and former CEO Wasim Ajmal. Rabia Imran and her husband are accused of causing crores of rupees to the national exchequer.

The reference filed by NAB said that Imran Ali, Rabia Imran and others caused a loss of more than Rs 37 crore to the national exchequer.

According to the NAB reference, in the case of clean water filtration plants, the purchase of 130 million items at exorbitant prices, 133.2 million, in the case of solar work, 86 million, while in the plaza of Shahbaz Sharif's son-in-law, the rent of clean water office. A loss of Rs. 47.7 million was incurred to the national exchequer.

read more: 

Accountability Court Administrative Judge Jawad Al-Hassan approved the clean water semifinal reference for hearing and sent it to Accountability Court No. 5 where it will be heard on December 9.

It may be recalled that according to the documents released by the NAB last week, لاکھ 163,000 has been transferred from the accounts of Muhammad Zeeshan, a milk seller in Patoki, to the account of Salman Shahbaz.

A statement issued by Mohammad Zeeshan to the NAB said that there was no news about the transfer of millions of rupees from England to Salman Shahbaz's accounts in his name in 2007. He had visited Dubai only once in his life on a visit visa. Have gone

Muhammad Zeeshan said that he had no connection with Shahbaz Sharif or any member of his family.