During the hearing of the graft reference filed against members of Sharif family by the National Accountability Bureau on Thursday, Wajid Zia told the accountability court judge Muhammad Bashir that Nawaz Sharif received Rs 100,000 AED from the firm Capital FZE on August 11, 2013.
'The salary was the last one received by Nawaz Sharif, for the month of July' revealed Zia during the hearing of Avenfield Properties case, in an apparent blow to Sharif family which contradicts receiving any salary.
The firm Capital FZE is owned by the younger son of the former premier, Hassan Nawaz and 'concealed' receivables from the same firm because a smoking gun for the top court to disqualify Pakistan Muslim League leader Nawaz Sharif as the prime minister on July 28th last year in the Panama Case.
Zia, who is being cross-examined by counsel for Nawaz Sharif, Khawaja Haris, went a mile more and claimed that not only the PML-N's 'Quaid for life' received the salary but the amount was also misinterpreted in the form received by the JIT.
'Nawaz Sharif was entitled to Rs 100,000 AED but the mentioned amount on the form was Rs 10,000' informed Wajid Zia.
Meanwhile, the accused Nawaz Sharif and Maryam Nawaz did not appear before the accountability court due to inclement weather, however, Captain (r) Safdar appeared before the court.
After the shocking disclosure made by Wajid Zia, Khawaja Haris inquired who about the individual who edited the number of receivables on the job employment contract.
Upon this, Zia replied that he was unaware of where the amount was edited but confirmed that the document was verified, sticking to his claims.
When he was asked about any proof that substantiates receiving salary by Nawaz Sharif, Zia responded that he had no document as he relied on the information provided by Jebel Air Free Zone Authority (JAFZA).
Khawaja Haris winded up the cross-examination for today which would continue on Friday (tomorrow) as well.