Another petition filed against ‘corrupt’ ‘Mr. 10 per cent’ Zardari in LHC
By ANIWednesday, October 20, 2010
LAHORE - Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari is corrupt and should be removed from his position, a separate application submitted to the Lahore High Court regarding Zardari’s dual office case has stated.
In his application, petitioner AK Dogar claimed that the president had sixty million dollars in his Swiss bank accounts, and that he was known as ‘Mr. 10 per cent’ abroad.
The case proceedings against Zardari, who is holding the presidency as well as the position of the co-chairman of the party office, are still continuing.
The petitioner argued that the president’s position is apolitical and a symbol of the federation, and therefore Zardari should resign from his party position.
The hearing of the case has been adjourned until October 21. (ANI)
