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NAB will soon nominate three officers for JIT

byCT Report
22/04/2017
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ISLAMABAD: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) will soon nominate three officers for the Joint Investigation Team to probe allegation against ruling family in Panama leaks case.

The Supreme Court (SC) on Friday asked the NAB to forward names of three officers and it would pick one officer out of the three for appointment to the JIT, which would investigate the ruling family.

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The SC on Thursday had directed constituting a JIT to be headed by an additional director-general of the Federal Investigative Agency and the representatives of the Inter-Services Intelligence, the Military Intelligence, the Security and Exchange Commission of Pakistan, and the NAB.

Well-placed sources said that the NAB had received the SC orders for nominating three of its officers on Friday afternoon.

Later, the NAB Chairman, Qamar Zaman Chaudhry, while chairing a high-level meeting in this regard discussed names of three officers of director level, and also discussed the apex court judgement in Panama case in detail.

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