a federal minister due to expiration of his Senate term. In May 2018, the Supreme Court ordered the ECP to suspend the notification of Senator-elect Dar as member of the Senate for his failure to appear before the court. As of June 2018, he did not take oath of Senator. In June 2018, the ECP suspended the Senate membership of Dar. On 10 July, the Supreme Court ordered Dar to appear before court within three days. Interpol Red Notice for Dar was issued by the government of Pakistan on 14 July to bring him back to Pakistan. In August 2018, the NAB approved an inquiry into a graft case against Dar for illegally awarding a Next Generation Mobile Services contract and for committing alleged financial irregularities. In September, his passport was cancelled by the government of Pakistan making him a stateless person. The same month, a British parliamentary team rejected an online petition seeking the deportation of Dar on the ground that there is no extradition treaty between the two countries. Personal life & outcomes of court cases Dar belongs to a family of businessmen and traders of Kashmiri origin. He is regarded as the most trusted aide and policy czar of the Sharif family. In 2004, Dar's eldest son married Nawaz Sharif's daughter Asma Nawaz in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Dar runs two charitable organisations as well. These trusts are aimed to provide shelter to the homeless children or orphans, provide student schloarships and organize mass wedding ceremonies for the less priviledged. Dar is also an accomplished entrepreneur, businessman and investor; and, his declared assets stand at PKR. 583 million and investments at PKR. 325 million in Pakistan Investment Bonds. As of February 2022, all his personal assets, assets belonging to his family and those owned by his charitable organizations have been unfreezed under court orders. References Living people 1950 births Pakistani accountants Pakistani expatriates in Libya Pakistani expatriates in the United Kingdom Pakistani prisoners and detainees Politicians from Lahore Pakistani MNAs 1993–1996 Pakistani MNAs 1997–1999 Pakistani people of Kashmiri descent Pakistani senators (14th Parliament) Pakistan Muslim League (N) MNAs Finance Ministers of Pakistan Government College University, Lahore alumni Hailey College of Commerce alumni World Bank people Recipients of Nishan-e-Imtiaz Pakistani officials of the United Nations Fugitives wanted by Pakistan Pakistani politicians convicted of corruption Pakistani exiles Stateless people Pakistani Muslims