Pakistan Top Rich Politicians

                    Nothing is Impossible and he is the hope for Pakistan new generation. There is still one year left in the elections but there are only two possible outcomes. PTI or PML N will form a government with absolutely no chance of PPP that ruled Pakistan for more than 5 times in the past. Now, out of the two possible outcomes, the chances of PTI forming a government is much higher. First, in last few decades, people in Pakistan never voted for the same party to rule for two consecutive terms. Second, PML N entire leadership and especially the family of Prime Minister is under the serious allegations of corruption and currently Supreme Court is investigating the case. (The sons and daughters of PM Nawaz Sharif is named in the Pnanama Scandal which made the worldwide headlines.) Even the sons of the PM accepted that they own the companies and have billions of dollars invested in these countries on the other hand, Prime Minister fails to answer how his famil

On October 22 nd , the former US First Lady and current Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, survived an 11-hour long   congressional hearing   pushing her closer to the Oval Office. The same day, Justin Trudeau, the son of former Canadian Premier, Pierre Trudeau, began his  takeover of power   in Ottawa, Canada. On that very day, just shy of her 42 nd  birthday, another political heir made her   global debut   standing next to Michelle Obama in the eastern wing of the White House.  This woman is Maryam Nawaz, the daughter of Pakistan’s incumbent third time Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif, who has announced a  commitment to educate  more girls in her country. The fact that Maryam accompanied  her father to his US trip  seems to be a sign that she is being groomed as the second generation leader of the Sharif political dynasty, one of the two most powerful dynasties in the world’s sixth largest democracy alongside the Bhutto clan. The Twitter savvy Maryam had already been showi

Various names including  Khawaja Asif  Chaudhry Nisar Shahid Khaqan Abbasi being tipped for the slot of PM The country has been overtaken by a new political debate as to who will become the next Prime Minister in the event of potential disqualification of Nawaz Sharif. Hearing Panama Implementation Case, a three-judge bench of Supreme Court of Pakistan reserved its ruling on Friday. Among other options before the bench, the disqualification of PM Nawaz Sharif is the most probable under different articles of the Constitution of Pakistan, according to the analysts. Earlier on Friday, PM Nawaz presided over a crucial meeting to hash out the potential outcomes of the Panama case ruling. In the event of PM’s disqualification, different names including Chaudhry Nisar, Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, and Khawaja Asif have been put on the table. Circles of the government and opposition parties have different approaches in this regard. Everyone is in hot pursuit of this

Who will be PML-N’s candidate for the coveted slot in 2018 is the million-dollar question. Hamza Shahbaz Sharif? Chaudhry Nisar? Even Maryam Nawaz Sharif now? Any clue? For a moment, let’s assume (quite safely now) that there shall be no martial laws coming our way (ever). Also that Nawaz Sharif, to use Ayaz Amir’s terminology, would not prove to be his own suicide bomber unlike his past misadventures. Let’s assume also that men in uniform shall be satiated by the National Security Adviser slot. So halfway through the tenure of the current government comfortably saddled in place, as we head towards the next general elections in 2018, let’s ponder a little over the question of who is likely to become the next Prime Minister as things stand today. Let’s break it down party-wise. From Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf’s side, it is not clear if it is going to make its way into other provinces than the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, since the two phases of Local Government elections in Pun

Saeed Ahmed Zafar Independent Member of National Assembly 2008–2013 Rs 38 billion Mehboob Ullah Jan Pakistan Peoples Party Member of National Assembly 2008–2013 Rs 32.88 billion Noor Alam Khan Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf Member of National Assembly 2008–2013 Rs 32 billion Shahid Khaqan Abbasi PML-N Member of National Assembly 2013–2018 Rs 1.627 billion Owns Air Blue. Air Blue has a fleet of 8 airplanes including expensive A380s. Total cost of these aeroplanes comes out to be 70 Billion. Jehangir Khan Tareen Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Member of National Assembly 2008–2013 Rs 1.095 billion Owns 3 Sugar Mills, 3000 Acres of Agricultural Land. Has a personal jet. He, his son Ali tareen and his wife amina own 40 % shares of JDW Sugar mills. According to their Annual report 2016, that makes them owner of 17 Billion worth of shares and income of 81 crore in 2016 alone. Mian Tariq Mehmood PML-N Member of National Assembly NA 98 2013–2018 Rs

Malik Riaz Hussain is a business tycoon of Pakistan and is the owner of Asia’s largest real estate scheme Bahria Town. He is a renowned philanthropist, starting as a clerk in Military and a part-time painter worked hard and secured contracts for housing projects with Pakistan Navy in the beginning. He later won a multi-million contract by Navy, his business mind allowed him to grow the business. Malik Riaz net worth (declared) is estimated to be  $1.3 Billion  and growing. The Bahria Town housing schemes are running in  Lahore, Karachi, Murree, and Rawalpindi . The artificial Bahria Cities have their own power sources, shopping malls, police stations, gated communities, and all the core and advanced necessities of life. Malik Riaz openly admits many times in TV shows that he bribe people to make things straight for him in Business. He is a close friend of the Former president of  Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari , both are believed to be business partners in Pakistan and abr