The words written in the Daily Mail article were a source of contempt for Shahbaz Sharif: British court

The words written in the Daily Mail article were a source of contempt for Shahbaz Sharif: British court
The British court remarked in the Shahbaz Sharif v. Daily Mail defamation case that the words written in the Daily Mail article were a source of disgrace to Shahbaz Sharif.

Shahbaz Sharif’s defamation suit was heard in London on David Rose and the British newspaper Daily Mail.

Justice Matthew Niklin said that the words written in the newspaper article were a source of contempt for Shahbaz Sharif. Justice Nicklin said that money laundering had taken place in the article, the article said that the victims included British taxpayers, the article said that Shahbaz Sharif and Ali Imran benefited from corruption, the article said that Shahbaz Sharif money laundering. Also benefited, in the article Shahbaz Sharif was called the poster boy of UK Def.

Justice Niklin said that he had not read anything about the operation against Shahbaz Sharif in Pakistan.

Lawyers for the Daily Mail said that the allegations of corruption and money laundering against Shahbaz Sharif were very limited and based on assumptions. Shahbaz Sharif lives in a palace-like house in Lahore.