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Pakistan's Apex Anti-Corruption Group Summons Nawaz Sharif, Sons
Pakistan's top anti-graft organisation has summoned ousted prime minister Nawaz Sharif and his two sons in money laundering and corruption cases on Friday on the order of the Supreme Court.
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Ex-Pak PM Nawaz Sharif Files Plea In Supreme Court Challenging Ouster
Pakistan's former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has hit back against his ouster by the Supreme Court over corruption allegations, demanding a review of his case. In a petition demanding that his case be reviewed, Sharif's legal team laid out 19 points challenging the court's judgement
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Ex-Pak PM Nawaz Sharif Gets Notice For Allegedly Insulting Supreme Court Judges
A Pakistani court today issued notices to ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and 13 senior leaders of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, including federal ministers, for "insulting" Supreme Court judges
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Pakistan's Nawaz Sharif To Chair Party Meeting To Pick Successor
Pakistan's ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will chair a meeting to decide his successor, a day after he was disqualified by the Supreme Court
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Panama Papers Case Verdict Live Updates: Nawaz Sharif Disqualified By Pakistan Supreme Court
Pakistan's Supreme Court on Friday disqualified Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif from office after a damning corruption probe into his family wealth over the Panama Papers leak, cutting short his third stint in power.
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'Godfather' Reference In Panama Judgement Irks Nawaz Sharif, Family
"Behind every great fortune there is a crime", an epigraph from Mario Puzo's epic novel 'The Godfather', is how the Pakistan Supreme Court's Panama papers verdict begins and the analogy is irking Nawaz Sharif's family with the opposition milking it to drive home the graft allegations.
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Don't Want Pakistan Army To Topple Nawaz Sharif Government: Imran Khan
Pakistani opposition leader Imran Khan on Sunday dismissed accusations his planned shutdown of the nation's capital could lead to a military coup, saying Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif "can't hide behind 'democracy in danger'" to quash protests.
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Pakistan's Apex Anti-Corruption Group Summons Nawaz Sharif, Sons
Pakistan's top anti-graft organisation has summoned ousted prime minister Nawaz Sharif and his two sons in money laundering and corruption cases on Friday on the order of the Supreme Court.
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Ex-Pak PM Nawaz Sharif Files Plea In Supreme Court Challenging Ouster
Pakistan's former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has hit back against his ouster by the Supreme Court over corruption allegations, demanding a review of his case. In a petition demanding that his case be reviewed, Sharif's legal team laid out 19 points challenging the court's judgement
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Ex-Pak PM Nawaz Sharif Gets Notice For Allegedly Insulting Supreme Court Judges
A Pakistani court today issued notices to ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and 13 senior leaders of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz, including federal ministers, for "insulting" Supreme Court judges
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Pakistan's Nawaz Sharif To Chair Party Meeting To Pick Successor
Pakistan's ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will chair a meeting to decide his successor, a day after he was disqualified by the Supreme Court
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Panama Papers Case Verdict Live Updates: Nawaz Sharif Disqualified By Pakistan Supreme Court
Pakistan's Supreme Court on Friday disqualified Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif from office after a damning corruption probe into his family wealth over the Panama Papers leak, cutting short his third stint in power.
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'Godfather' Reference In Panama Judgement Irks Nawaz Sharif, Family
"Behind every great fortune there is a crime", an epigraph from Mario Puzo's epic novel 'The Godfather', is how the Pakistan Supreme Court's Panama papers verdict begins and the analogy is irking Nawaz Sharif's family with the opposition milking it to drive home the graft allegations.
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Don't Want Pakistan Army To Topple Nawaz Sharif Government: Imran Khan
Pakistani opposition leader Imran Khan on Sunday dismissed accusations his planned shutdown of the nation's capital could lead to a military coup, saying Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif "can't hide behind 'democracy in danger'" to quash protests.
