A court in Pakistan has sought report on purchases of properties by former Taliban supreme leader Mullah Akhtar Mansoor which he reportedly purchased in Karachi, Quetta and Peshawar.

Mullah Mansoor reportedly purchased the properties using his fake identities before a drone strike killed him the tribal regions of Pakistan.
The Anti-Terrorism Court (ATC) on Saturday directed the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) to submit reports pertaining to the attachment of the properties that Mullah Mansoor had purchased, according to Dawn News.
Dawn News also added that the court also directed the agency to submit a report on the proclamation of the slain Taliban leader’s two alleged accomplices, who are absconding in an alleged terror financing and money laundering case filed in July, 2019.
Mullah Mansoor was reportedly killed in a US drone strike in the vicinity of Balochistan province on 21st May of 2016 as he was reportedly on his way from Iran.
The Pakistani officials later confirmed that DNA collection report confirmed that the man killed in the US drone strike was the Taliban supreme leader, Mullah Mansoor.