A Panamanian court has acquitted 28 individuals accused of money-laundering in cases connected to the Panama Papers and "Operation Car Wash" scandals.
Sharif has argued that the July 28 decision should have been given by a three-member bench since Justice Asif Saeed Khosa and Justice Gulzar Ahmed's jurisdiction had expired after their dissenting judgement on April 20, the paper said.
The Supreme Court had ordered the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) to start a corruption case against Sharif, his children -- Hussain and Hassan -- and his daughter Maryam.
Kirmani's comments came a day after Imran's party observed a "Thanksgiving day to celebrate Pakistan's victory against corruption" after the Supreme Court (SC) disqualified Nawaz Sharif on Friday.
Sharif has served as the Prime Minister three times, from 1990 to 1993, 1997 to 1999 and his third term which began in 2013 ended on Friday. All three terms ended abruptly.
It was the first action by the ED against alleged illegal accumulation of assets abroad after the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) was amended recently to empower it to act in such cases.
Committing to deal strongly with black money, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Tuesday warned those having undisclosed income against missing the chance to make the declaration by September 30 even as he said rapid progress has been made with regard to probe in Panama paper leaks.