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NAB rejects x-secretary finance Raisani’s plea-bargain application

byCT Report
12/04/2017
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QUETTA: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Balochistan has rejected the plea bargain application of ex-secretary finance Mushtaq Ahmed Raisani in a mega corruption case.

The NAB Balochistan has filed an application in Accountability Court Quetta through which the court has been requested to reject the plea-bargain petition submitted by former secretary finance over mega embezzlement in local government funds.

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The application contained the decision which was undertaken in the Executive Board Meeting (EBM) of NAB presided over by its Chairman Qamar Zaman Chaudhry, in which the plea-bargain petition of Mushtaq Ahmed Raisani was rejected.

The developments might be the ramification of chides the bureau had to digest from various political and social quarters over accepting the plea-bargain requests of corrupt bureaucrats.

Raisani was arrested last year in May when the NAB authorities raided his residence and recovered a huge cash amounting to Rs347million, prize bounds amounting to Rs 53.3million, US$2.36 million and currencies of some other countries along with gold ornaments.

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