According to sources in the
NAB, the Chaudhry cousins were presented with questionnaires relating to
their own assets, assets of family members, sources of income and
expenditure on elections they contested in.
While talking
to the media after the visit, Elahi said that they were ready to face
all cases against them just as they had faced them previously, DawnNews reported.
The two leaders had been summoned by NAB
for the second time regarding alleged misuse of authority and funds
worth Rs2.43 billion after references against them were approved by
newly-appointed NAB Chairman Javed Iqbal.
The corruption case against the Chaudhrys of Gujrat is among the 179 mega corruption scandals currently outstanding, a list of which was compiled by NAB and submitted to the Supreme Court in July 2015.