Pakistan Finance Minister Ishaq Dar appeared before an accountability court in Islamabad today as trial against him resumed into the graft case of National Accountability Bureau's (NAB).<br/><br/>The court had indicted Dar last month in a reference pertaining to his owning assets beyond his known sources of income. As the hearing began today, NAB presented before the court two witnesses who testified against the finance minister.<br/><br/>In its reference against the finance minister, NAB has alleged that the accused has acquired assets and pecuniary interests and resources in his own name and in the name of his dependents which he could not reasonably account for.