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NAB chairman directs officers to nab corrupt

byCT Report
27/03/2018
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ISLAMABAD: Chairman National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Justice Javed Iqbal has directed the officers to nab the corrupt and recover hard earned looted money of innocent people.

“Corruption is cancer which is eating most of the resources of the country and fighting against corruption is our national duty. NAB is absolutely committed to eradicate corruption at all cost from the country”, the NAB Chairman said.

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He said that NAB has adopted proactive strategy to check corruption at all levels with iron hands, said a press release.

NAB has prescribed 10 months time frame for efficient, effective and expeditious disposal of all cases from complaint verification-to filling of reference in the Accountability Court which should be adhered strictly.

No leniency will be tolerated in this regard he said.

He said that an effective accountability mechanism was quintessential for economic growth, investment and stability of social order.

The intervention by NAB has acted as a catalyst, as transparency is a prerequisite for promoting investment and economic growth. Since its inception, NAB had adopted the Enforcement based approach in its fight against corruption.

He said that fighting corruption is a challenging task. Serious efforts are being made to combat corruption with the realization that it is our collective social responsibility which would result in common well.

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