Coordination Committee and the Council of Common Interests. On 20 August 2017 he was removed from the chairmanship of some 35 National Assembly committees by Shahid Khaqan Abbasi thus further reducing Dar's influence. It was noted that the move to limit Dar to the Ministry of Finance only was made at the direction of the Sharif family. In September 2017 a NAB court in Pakistan indicted Dar in the Panama Papers corruption case for having wealth beyond his known sources of income, but, despite criticism from the opposition parties, he continued to serve as finance minister. In October 2017 he fell ill while in Saudi Arabia and left for the United Kingdom for medical treatment. In November 2017 the court issued a non-bailable arrest warrant for him while he was in London for not appearing in court. It was reported that he may lose his ministerial portfolio due to the corruption case against him on the grounds that he has become ineffective and unable to carry out the responsibilities of a Minister. On 21November a court declared him an absconder. Amid the rumors that he had already resigned from the ministerial office due to pressure and criticism, he on 22November vacated the ministerial office of Finance after taking a medical leave His cabinet portfolio of Finance Minister was withdrawn however, he continued to remain a member of the federal cabinet as a federal minister without portfolio. It was noted that Dar has refused to leave the Finance Ministry and that he took a temporary medical leave for three months after which he may retook the office upon his return to Pakistan. During his third tenure as Finance Minister, he has been credited for stabilizing the economy of Pakistan for three years after 2013; in particularly steering country out of balance of payments crisis in 2013. The economic policies of Dar, referred to by some as Darnomics, were commended by international media and economic experts for reviving economy of Pakistan however at the same time were criticised by the opposition political parties during Dar's time in office such as for having obtained $35billion in foreign loans and for manipulating statistics to show a better economic performance for the country. In December 2017, An accountability court declared Dar a proclaimed offender in a corruption case after he repeatedly failed to appear before the court and subsequently was called fugitive by the court.