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JIT report: NAB convenes meeting on 16th to discuss counter strategy

byCT Report
14/07/2017
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ISLAMABAD: National Accountability Bureau Chairman Qamar Zaman Chaudhry has called a meeting to discuss a counter strategy regarding the report of Joint Investigation Team in the Panamagate case on Sunday.

According to the notification, the meeting on JIT report will be held on July 16, 2017 in the chair of chairman NAB. Deputy Chairman NAB, Prosecutor General Accountability (PGA), AGPA, Director General Operations Division, DG NAB Rawalpindi Division and other relevant officials have been directed to ensure their presence in the meeting. The Prosecution and Operations Divisions have been tasted to prepare a response.

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Well-placed sources told The Nation that it would be first meeting in NAB after submission of JIT report in the apex court on Monday last. NAB chairman flew to Holland last Sunday evening to attend an international conference and even nobody within the Bureau knew the details of the conference and agenda of the chairman’s visit.

They said that the NAB top bosses will look into the JIT report in details and Prosecution and Operations Division would brief the chairman in the light of JIT report. The NAB officials will discuss the strategy if court will order it to reopen Hudaibiya Papers Mills case or refer it the reference in Panama Papers case.

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