Hussain Nawaz says Broadsheet case in UK was a failed conspiracy Top Story January 12, 2021 LONDON: Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s son Hussain Nawaz Sharif has said that the fact that UK’s High Court of Justice didn’t entertain the application of Broadsheet for the attachment of the Avenfield flats is vindication of the Sharif family’s stance that they have never done anything illegal and their assets are clean. Speaking to the media here, Hussain Nawaz said that the assets recovery firm Broadsheet had argued in the London High Court that the four Avenfield apartments belonged to the government of Pakistan because accountability court Judge Muhammad Bashir had ruled so in the case in which former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif was convicted in a case of assets beyond means. “When the matter went to the court, nothing worthwhile was found in the claim. It was established that the claim was not genuine. If the court had found any illegality in any jurisdiction or attached the flats as sought by Broadsheet, Imran Khan and his colleagues would have made a big hue and cry about it that “look, the court has decided and the Sharif family has been caught” but Almighty Allah is kind and He preserves the respect and dignity of people,” he added.