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Fazaia Housing Society victims all praise for Karachi NAB

byCT Report
14/01/2021
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KARACHI: Affectees of the Fazaia Housing Society have heaped praise on NAB Chairman Justice (retd) Javed Iqbal, Karachi Director-General Najaf Quli Mirza, IW2 Karachi Director Hafeez Siddiqui and Deputy Director Salahuddin Mughal for providing timely help to them.
They said Allah Almighty may reward them for their tireless services to the affectees of the housing scam. Renowned columnist Dr. Fareed Ahmad told the media that people like Hafeez Siddiqui and Salahuddin Mughal were a role model for others. “The way they handled the Fazaia Housing Society case is exemplary,” he added.
Earlier, TV star Khalid Anum and his wife Tehmina Anum lauded the efforts of Karachi NAB Director-General Najaf Quli Mirza, IW2 NAB Karachi Director Hafeez Siddiqui and Deputy Director Salahuddin Mughal for recovery of looted money from the management of the Fazaia Housing Society.
Khalid Anum and his wife said that they had lost hope of their money in the scam. But when they approached the NAB and the way its team headed by Deputy Director Salahuddin Mughal handled the case and handed over a cheque for their looted money to them within a week was really outstanding. They said that there was no doubt that the NAB was working tirelessly to eliminate corruption in the country.
The NAB Karachi team is implementing NAB Chairman Justice (retd) Javed Iqbal’s motto of “Accountability For All” in letter and spirit. The NAB Karachi team is fully committed to eradicating corruption from society for the betterment of the country and future generations. The NAB Karachi under the supervision of DG Najaf Quli Mirza has accelerated its operation against the corrupt and has been performing exceptionally well.

Tags: Director Hafeez Siddiqui and Deputy Director Salahuddin Mughal for providing timely help to them.Director-General Najaf Quli MirzaDr. Fareed AhmadFazaia Housing Society

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