PML-N leader and former Punjab law minister Rana Sanaullah believed it isn’t a problem if a person keeps money in the bank accounts of his or her employees.
Sanaullah appeared on a local TV chat show, where he claimed there is no legal fault in using a personal interest account of a subordinate.
“Suppose you have an employee whom you pay Rs18,000 or Rs20,000 monthly. If you open a bank account in his name and then transfer the money you’ve taken from a friend into that account, there’s no law that prohibits that,” he said.
Many were shocked by his statement, including the panel present in that chat show.
Federal Maritime Minister Ali Zaidi laughed at the remarks of Sanaullah, who was also a guest on the show.
Here are the reactions of people on twitter:
Astonished to listen to Rana Sanaullah on Moeed Pirzada’s show saying there is nothing wrong if I open a bank account in the name of my servant/helper and if i transfer funds to and from that account 🤯 🤣Do you believe this is the former Law Minister Punjab talking? 😥 pic.twitter.com/GOq9YCwMrk
— Shiffa Z. Yousafzai (@Shiffa_ZY) June 2, 2020
Listening to this statement of Rana Sanaullah and than imagining that this bloody donkey was law minister of punjab in pmln era is really shocking. #MoneyLaundering pic.twitter.com/kVdydIS351
— Shaad Tweets (@Shaad10tweets) June 3, 2020
" If I deposit a sizable amount in the bank account of my servant n then the servant withdraws the amount n hands over to me for personal use why do people have a problem?" Rana Sanaullah
— Tahir S (@TheTahirSarwar) June 4, 2020
Corruption Simplified.
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