The six-member JIT was headed by FIA Additional Director Wajid Zia 

ISLAMABAD: Members of the Joint Investigation Team (JIT), formed to probe the Sharif family in the high-profile Panama Leaks case, reported back to their routine jobs after the team disbanded following submission of the report to the Supreme Court.

The JIT, which comprised of six senior government officers picked to investigate the Prime Minister and his children in the Panama case, submitted its final report on alleged money laundering by the ruling family to the apex court on July 10.

The team, put together on May 6 in light of the Supreme Court's April 20 judgment in the Panama case, had been given 60 days to complete its probe.

Panama case: Profiles of JIT members

Profiles of Panama case JIT members

The six-member JIT was headed by Federal Investigation Agency Additional Director Wajid Zia and comprised of Amer Aziz of the State Bank of Pakistan, SECP Executive Director Communication Bilal Rasool, Irfan Naeem Mangi of the National Accountability Bureau, Brigadier (retd) Nauman Saeed of the Inter-Services Intelligence and Brigadier Kamran Khurshid from the Military Intelligence.

The Federal Judicial Academy in Islamabad had served as the secretariat of the JIT while it carried out its work.