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NAB KPK arrests income tax supervisor on corruption charges

byQaisar Mansoor
06/10/2015
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PESHAWAR: National Accountability Bureau Khyber Pakhtunkhwa arrested accused Muhammad Saddique supervisor Income Tax Department Abbottabad who is allegedly involved in accumulating assets beyond known sources of income worth millions of rupees.

During the course of inquiry it was revealed that the accused Muhammad Saddique belongs to a humble family of Abbottabad. The accused during his service in Income Tax Department Abbottabad accumulated huge assets beyond known sources of his income including costly properties at Abbottabad and Islamabad.

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Further probe into the matter is being made. After conclusion of the property search, Reference will be filed in Accountability Court against the accused.

The accused will be produced before the accountability court for obtaining his physical remand into NAB custody.

 

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