261 Pakistani MPs suspended over 'undisclosed assets'
Javed Rana
Press TV, Islamabad
Over 250 lawmakers, including ministers, have been suspended in Pakistan after they failed to make their assets public as stringent laws for public office holders require. This is an attempt by Pakistan's Election Commission to keep an eye on the assets of politicians that have faced allegations of money laundering on many occasions.
Our correspondent Javed Rana has a report.
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