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Islamabad: A Pakistani anti-graft court on Wednesday formally began trial of ousted prime minister Nawaz Sharif and his family members in corruption cases linked to the Panama Papers scandal as two prosecution witnesses recorded their statements against them. The National Accountability Bureau court also accepted Sharif’s application for exemption from court hearings till November 27. However, it conditionally allowed his daughter Maryam one month’s exemption.
