ISLAMABAD: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has recommended and forwarded names of several important personalities for placement on Exit Control List (ECL).
Those persons include Secretary Primary & Secondary Health Ali Jan Khan s/o Riaz Hussain, CEO OASPL Najam Shah, CFO OASPL Rashid Majeed, CEO PPDCL Syed Farrukh Ali Shah, Haroon Ashraf s/o M. Ashraf from Gujranwala Waste Management Company, CEO GWMC Dr Atta-ul-Haq, DCO Okara M Aslam Qasmi, Member Price Committee Faisalabad Industrial Estate Development and Management Company Irshad Ahmad, Member Price Committee Faisalabad Industrial Estate Development and Management Company Mian M Latif, Member Price Committee Faisalabad Industrial Estate Development and Management Company M Aslam Khan, Member Price Committee Faisalabad Industrial Estate Development and Management Company Ali Bajwa, GM (Technical) Lahore Waste Management Company Jamil Ahmad, CFO Lahore Waste Management Company Rana M Arif, CEO Lahore Waste Management Company Wasim Ajmal, MD Lahore Waste Management Company Khalid Majeed, CEO Knowledge Park Company Shahid Zaman, Partners of LDA City Malik Arif, Mian Tahir Javed, Abdul Rasheed Ahmed, Shahid Shafiq and Imran Bhatti, Director Finance Paragon City Farhan Ali and Manager Paragon City Shahzad Waheed.
Recently, an investigation team of the NAB Lahore grilled Secretary for Primary and Secondary Healthcare Ali Jan Khan during a probe into the alleged purchase of medicines at higher rates. The meeting took place at the NAB Complex in Thokar Niaz Beg.
He sat before a combined investigations team for over an hour to answer their questions. Jan was also handed over a questionnaire to be filled and submitted to the team. NAB is probing allegations over the purchase of medicines at exorbitant rates through a central contract in the Punjab Health Facilities Management Company.
Punjab Health Facilities Management Company was one of 56 entities of Punjab, against which NAB started investigations. In November 2017, NAB Chairman Justice (retd) Javed Iqbal had ordered an inquiry into the companies as NAB had received complaints of corruption, irregularities, nepotism and failure to provide service delivery despite the expenditure of millions of rupees.
NAB also summoned the record of the companies last month for analysis. Few of the companies included Punjab Saaf Pani Company, Lahore Transport Company, Lahore Waste Management Company, Lahore Parking Company, Multan Cattle Market Management Company, Punjab Livestock and Dairy Development Board and waste management companies.
