Nawaz Sharif says grudge, anger of judges out in open

ISLAMABAD: Former prime minister Nawaz Sharif came down hard at the country's judiciary on Wednesday, saying, "The anger and grudges of judges have come out in their words". 

He was addressing the media after leaving the accountability court which indicted him in person today in the three corruption references against him. 

Referring to the detailed order of the Supreme Court rejecting Nawaz's review petitions in the Panama Papers case which was released on Tuesday, Nawaz said, all this will be read as a dark chapter in the country's history.

Court dismisses Nawaz Sharif's plea to club cases, indicts former PM in person

Nawaz and his family are facing three corruption references filed by NAB in light of the Supreme Court's judgment in the Panama Papers case

Nawaz also said that he knew today's (Wednesday) decision of the accountability court would not be in his favour.    

The accountability court hearing corruption cases against  Nawaz Sharif and his family dismissed the former prime minister's plea seeking the clubbing of three references into one.

After announcing its decision, the court formally framed charges against the former premier in person, as previously his legal representative had appeared on his behalf for the indictment on October 19 and 20