Khaqan Abbasi recovered the cookbooks from the Indian company Allegis Gill.

 Monday 01 August 2022

              Pati leader Shahbaz Gul Atba addressing a press conference in Lahore on October 30, 2020.

  1. Shahid Khaqan took Rs 140 million through TT, claims Gul.
  2. He says that I have receipts of all transactions with Shahid Khaqan.
  3. Khaqan asked Gul to file a petition against him in the court.

PTI leader Shehbaz Gul has claimed that former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi received kickbacks and commission from an Indian company, the Muslim League (N) leader took Rs 140 million through TT (telegraphic transfer).

Addressing a news conference in Lahore on Sunday, Shahbaz Gul claimed that "when Shahid Khaqan Abbasi was serving as petroleum minister, he took Rs 140 million from an Indian company through TTs."

Shehbaz Gul said that he has the receipts of all the transactions so I request Shahid Khaqan to make his bank account details public as both our accounts are in the same bank.

Responding to the allegations, Shahid Khaqan Abbasi asked Shahbaz Gul to file a petition against him in the court.

Shahid Khaqan further said that 'PTI's mudslinging brigade was in power for four years and it made two false cases against me'.

"So, if Gill has solid evidence regarding the frivolous allegations, he should file an application against me," he added.


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