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NAB to eradicate corruption with zero tolerance policy: DG

byCT Report
28/04/2016
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KARACHI: National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Karachi Director General Lt Col (R) Siraj ul Naeem has said that the Bureau is committed to eradicate corruption by adopting zero tolerance policy under the leadership of Chairman Qamar Zaman.

He was addressing Anti-Corruption Seminar for Executing and Implementing agencies, said a press release. The seminar was organized by Asian Development bank (ADB) at a local hotel, here on Thursday.

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In his address during “Say No to Corruption” session, he said that NAB is determined to eradicate corruption through awareness, prevention and enforcement initiatives. He said NAB- Karachi is taking preventive measures through formation of prevention committees. He informed that Rs. 5,046 million were recovered by NAB from HESCO defaulters, till April 21.

Siraj ul Naeem further stated that after the appointment of Chaudhry Qamar as a chairman, the organization have become more efficient, because of his efforts. Fresh SOPs were formulated having strict timelines to process any case. This initiative made NAB one of the most efficacious and productive Anti-Corruption Agencies, both nationally and internationally. He said that NAB Karachi is utilizing all its resources to make corrupts accountable.

An interactive question and answer session was conducted by the NAB DG. He emphasized the delegates to ensure every penny given for public is spent for the cause. He appreciated ADB for conduct of seminar in order to aware people about the effects of corruption.

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