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PM Imran Khan has ‘no offshore company’: Shahbaz Gill

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ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to Prime Minister Imran Khan on Political Communication Shahbaz Gill on Sunday said that the premier “has no offshore company”.
Addressing a gathering in Faisalabad, Gill said that the prime minister “neither engages in such activities and nor does he spare anyone who does”.
That being said, if I or anyone else has an offshore company, then it is we who will have to answer for that,” he added.
Gill said that the address of the prime minister’s residence is “2 Zaman Park”. He said he was asked whether the premier has registered a property abroad under someone else’s name, so he wishes to clarify that there are two properties, about half a kilometre apart, with two separate entrances, but with the “same address”.
He said whosoever owns the offshore companies will have to answer for his businesses himself. The prime minister does not personally know the man, not has ever met him or his father, the premier’s aide said.
So this is in response to all those who are trying to spread misinformation.”
Gill’s remarks come as an exposé pertaining to offshore companies under the name “Pandora Papers” is set to be released today.
Read more: Shaukat Tarin, Moonis Elahi among over 700 Pakistanis named in Pandora Papers leaks

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