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NAB allows wife of Ahad Cheema to meet her husband

byCT Report
26/02/2018
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ISLAMABAD: Chairman National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has allowed wife of Ahad Cheema to meet her husband on humanitarian grounds. The meeting continued for over an hour.

A statement issued here said NAB did not create any hurdle in the meeting. NAB does not believe in discrimination and maltreatment with anybody and ensures self respect of every accused.

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Ahad Cheema was looking composed, fit and fresh and his picture of meeting with wife also testified the fact, the statement added.

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