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Pakistan's Imran Khan has $684,000 assets and four goats, no car: Report

The cricketer turned politician, who takes a chopper to work, doesn't own a car and the first lady doesn't possess any jewelry

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan
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Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan

Faseeh Mangi | Bloomberg
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has assets worth 108 million rupees ($684,000), operates four foreign currency accounts and owns four goats.

The cricketer turned politician, who takes a chopper to work, doesn’t own a car and the first lady doesn’t possess any jewelry, The Express Tribune reported, citing assets disclosed by the Election Commission of Pakistan.

The South Asian nation leader’s wealth dwarfs many of the 340 politicians that are part of the lower house of parliament. Pakistan Peoples Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari owns assets worth 1.5 billion rupees, more than double his father and former president Asif Ali Zardari, who

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