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NAB to take accused to court today in Rs63b oil scam

byCT Report
16/07/2018
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KARACHI: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) is all set to produce senior general manager and former general manager of PSO, who were arrested in a massive scandal of Rs63 billion in the Pakistan State Oil (PSO) and private oil companies in the court today (Monday) after completion of legal formalities.

The accused arrested by the NAB on July 11 in Karachi, include former general manager of PSOCL (Supply), Akhter Zameer, former chief operating officer of Byco Pakistan Petroleum Ltd (BPPL), Kamran Iftikhar Lari and former CEO of Byco Oil Pakistan Ltd (BOPL) Qaisar Jamal. Besides, the NAB in another operation arrested the former general manager of PSO (Retail, Consumer Business) and CEO of JINN Petroleum, Syed Zulfiqar Ali Jaffari from Islamabad, while from Hunza, Gilgit Baltistan, it took in its custody PSO’s former general manager (Marketing), Dr Syed Nazar A Zaidi.

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