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By ANI
ISLAMABAD: The lawyers of former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his daughter Maryam will appeal against the order of the Court of Justice condemning them in the Avenfield Corruption case. On Saturday, Sharif's lawyers were in Adiala Prison in Rawalpindi, where they were accommodated, to obtain legal documents signed by Sharif and Maryam.
Since there was no time to go to court on Saturday, the appeal will be filed Monday, the last day to appeal against the order made on July 6 by the court of responsibility of Islamabad.
Sharif was sentenced to ten years in prison while his daughter was sentenced to eight years in jail for general elections in Pakistan on July 25. Sharifs have been accused of not disclosing the source of income for the purchase of luxury apartments in London.
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Sharif and her daughter were housed in Adilia Prison . Pakistani media claimed that Sharif, a heart patient, was denied access to his personal physician. According to media reports, Sharif and Maryam received Clbad B facilities in Adiala Prison with air conditioners, TVs, and so on.
According to Samaa TV, the National Bureau of Liability (NAB) and a Pakistani police took Sharif and Maryam to the rest center of the Sihala Police Academy in Islamabad before transferring him to the prison. Adiala later. The Sihala rest home was declared under-prison as a result of a notification and Judge Muhammad Bashir of the court of responsibility and head of the NAB prosecution team, Sardar Muzaffar, reached the judicial complex
. During a conversation with a co-pbadenger, Pakistan was in a battlefield and there was a question mark on the credibility of the elections that followed. "Do you think we're going to worry about NAB now?" he said adding that he will lead this fight to its last level until democracy is restored in the country. According to the Pakistani newspaper The News, Sharif described the sentence as "blind revenge" and tried to move it away from the Pakistani political process
"I was imprisoned at Attock Fort during the reign (Pervez) Musharraf .I have been subjected to torture and humiliation for several months, "Sharif told The News newspaper, adding that the current situation was no different from that of the time. Read also: 133 killed, more than 200 wounded in electoral violence in Pakistan, the Islamic State claims responsibility
About his current case, he told the newspaper: "This was neither a case or a verdict.It is a game of blind revenge, which continues, there is no case against me, there has never been any, all of Panama started to to settle politics and get me out because I wanted a stronger democracy. "
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