KARACHI: Chief Minister Punjab Shebaz Sharif on Friday said similarities exist between the Panama Papers case and the Imran Khan disqualification case. 

"The Supreme Court gave its judgment, look at the Panama case and this [Imran Khan's] case, both cases have a lot of similarities," said Shehbaz. 

Shehbaz further said that space does exist for a review petition after the apex court's verdict in Imran's case.

"It is our legal right to expose the loopholes and go for a review petition," said the chief minister. 

Shehbaz's remarks come after a three-member Supreme Court bench dismissed National Accountability Bureau's (NAB) appeal to reopen the Hudaibiya Paper Mills case. 

The chief minister was speaking on Geo News Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada ke sath.

Further criticising Imran, Shehbaz said the PTI leader is surrounded by those who are "corrupt from head to toe".

He also said that Jahangir Tareen benefited from the offshore company and PTI's president in Lahore, Aleem Khan, is ?a master in taking over lands illegally?.

"He [Imran] has benefitted from thieves," said the younger Sharif brother.

Shehbaz added that Imran has "wasted the peoples time" and is the master of sit-ins and rallies. 

The chief minister also took aim at PTI's governance in KP and said that Imran had claimed that KP would produce enough electricity that it would supply the rest of the country, yet, KP has not added a "single megawatt of electricity".