NewsMay 23, 2016
Uzair Baloch has assets worth millions in Pakistan and abroad, reveal JIT documents
KARACHI: Notorious gang-war leader Uzair Baloch possesses assets in the form of property and bank accounts worth millions in Pakistan, Dubai, Iran and U.A.E, according to signed JIT documents.
The JIT documents disclose the fact that Uzair Baloch has a house registered in the name of his brother-in-law worth 1.1 million dirhams. Not only that, Uzair also has an office in Dubai International City worth 500,000 dirhams which is also registered in the name of the same brother-in-law.
In Muscat, Uzair owns a bungalow worth 900,000 dirhams which is registered in the name of his friend Shakir while he also owns a plot of land worth 600,000 dirhams, which is also registered in the name of Shakir. Uzair also owns a house in the Iranian city of Chabahar, which is registered in the name of his relative Jaleel. The value of this bungalow has been measured recorded at Rs 10 million.
Uzair Baloch has a bank account in his name in Dubai, which has 200,000 dirhams. Another bank account in the name of his wife has a balance of 500,000 dirhams. His wife has two other accounts in the Dubai branch of National Bank of Pakistan. The total balance in these two accounts amounts to 350,000 dirhams.
The notorious gang-war leader is also the owner of vehicles, which include a Land Cruiser in Dubai which is worth 1,55,000 dirhams and another car worth 22,000 dirhams.
Coming to his assets in Pakistan, Uzair's wife has a bank account in Lyari's Chakiwara area which has a balance of Rs. 1.5 million. Uzair also owns a vehicle in Karachi worth Rs 2.5 million and in Lyari's Sangoleen area, he possesses a house worth Rs 20.5 million which is registered in the name of his relative Fahad. He also owns livestock and store worth Rs. 40 million.
In Chakiwara, Baloch also owns a one acre land worth Rs 40 million. In Hub's Raees Goth area, he also owns 16 acres of land. In Malir, Uzair Baloch's manager Dildar Bhatti owns a housing scheme worth Rs. 60 million whereas in another Malir housing society, he has stakes worth Rs. 10.6 million.
Courtesy www.thenews.com.pk
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