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CDA chief grilled over illegal constructions

byCT Report
11/09/2017
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) to the Capital Development Authority (CDA) for the provision of required documents about some mega corruption cases, the FIA has now decided to grill CDA Chairman Sheikh Anser Aziz on Thursday, at the CDA headquarters. Information was sought for cases like La Montana Restaurant, Safa Gold Mall, Shifa International Hospitals and 25 personal inquiries of the employees.

Islamabad FIA zonal head, along with the concerned inspector, has organised a meeting with the Islamabad mayor and CDA chief at 11am on Thursday.

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Sources said that the FIA will ask questions about why the CDA is using delaying tactics, and are not providing records despite the lapse of a couple of years.

“There are 25 different inquiries including illegal recruitments, upgrading, cadre changing, the katchi abadi case, and the individual inquires of CDA employees of different wings—who were involved in corruption, malpractices, and misuse of authority,” said an FIA official while requesting anonymity.

 

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