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Accountability Bureau arrests builder in corruption case

byCT Report
27/04/2017
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MUZAFFARABAD: Azad Jammu and Kashmir Accountability Bureau Thursday arrested a contractor on corruption charges after his bail before arrest was cancelled by an accountability court in Mirpur, said a spokesperson.

According to Bureau, the accused Sardar Gulfraz was awarded a contract of building a rest house at Toli Peer who managed to receive Rs7.1 million illegally with co-assistance of the officials of Tourism department.

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The accused has been shifted at a safe house in Mirpur for investigation while Bureau was in constant efforts to arrest other co-accused in the case, the spokesperson added.

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