Pakistan's top anti-corruption body has sought the details of bank accounts of ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his family from the State Bank of Pakistan. <br/><br/>In July, Pakistan's Supreme Court had disqualified Sharif from continuing in his office for possessing a work permit at the firm of his son in the United Arab Emirates. <br/><br/>The apex court had ruled that Sharif had been dishonest to the Parliament and the courts in not disclosing his employment in the Dubai-based Capital FZE company in his 2013 nomination papers.<br/><br/>The court also ordered the National Accountability Bureau to investigate money laundering and other corruption charges against Sharif, his children, son-in-law Safdar and finance minister Ishaq Dar, a relative of Sharif, in light of the report of the Joint Investigation Team that probed the Panama Papers case.