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Richest Parliamentarians in Pakistan


Saeed Ahmed ZafarIndependentMember of National Assembly2008–2013Rs 38 billion




Mehboob Ullah JanPakistan Peoples PartyMember of National Assembly2008–2013Rs 32.88 billion






Noor Alam KhanPakistan Tehreek-e-InsaafMember of National Assembly2008–2013Rs 32 billion


Shahid Khaqan AbbasiPML-NMember of National Assembly2013–2018Rs 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 TareenPakistan Tehreek-e-InsafMember of National Assembly2008–2013Rs 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 MehmoodPML-NMember of National Assembly NA 982013–2018Rs 812.81 million

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