Sharif charges $ 4.9 billion in India, World Bank refuses report

World Bank said in a statement that there has been some news about the statement of World Bank's 2016 report in the media. These stories are wrong. World Bank said that there is no mention of money laundering in the report nor does it include any person's name.

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WASHINGTON: World Bank has termed Pakistan's media reports as 'wrong', which has alleged that former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif sent 4.9 billion dollars (3,29,96,60,00,000 rupees) to India through money laundering. World Bank said in a statement that there has been some news about the statement of World Bank's 2016 report in the media. These stories are wrong. World Bank said that there is no mention of money laundering in the report nor does it include any person's name in it.

Let us tell you that former Pakistan's former PM Nawaz Sharif has been charged with money laundering on his absconding country. According to Pakistan's Geo News, the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has ordered a media report to look into the entire matter while making the basis. This report has alleged that former PM Nawaz has reportedly illegally deposited $ 4.9 billion in India.

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In this media report, referring to World Bank's Migration and Remittance Book, it has been said that the mention of money laundering in the Migration and Remittance Book 2016 is mentioned. Further, "Money was deposited illegally in the Indian Finance Ministry due to which India's Foreign Exchange Reserve increased and Pakistan suffered a lot."

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As you have already read that World Bank has rejected these reports. Let us tell you that after the name of Nawaz Sharif in Panam Papers, a case of corruption was initiated against him in Pakistan in which he was convicted. After this he was disqualified for the post of PM. Fearing fear of arrest, Sharif has left his country and is living in London, Britain, including the whole family.