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NAB arrests central accused of Rs 1870m graft case

byCT Report
29/05/2017
in Lahore
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LAHORE: National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Lahore claimed on Monday to have arrested another central accused of Rs 1870 million graft case of ETPB.

According to NAB spokesman here on Monday, Faizan Shams was appointed as Investment Management Unit Officer (IMO) in connivance with main accused Asif Hashmi and other co-accused.

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The accused monitored the whole Rs 1870 million scam deal being an IMO, whereas, the same kept all records/file of the ETPB and M/s High Links deal. On the directives of Director General NAB Lahore Shahzad Saleem, the NAB arrested Faizan Shams from Lahore who would be produced before the Accountability Court for seeking of his physical remand.

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