ISLAMABAD: Special Assistant to Prime Minister (SAPM) on Accountability Irfan Qadir said on Wednesday that probe into the Al Qadir trust scam should be concluded at the earliest because the facts of the case are very clear and unambiguous.
Addressing a news conference here, he said the amount of £190 million from the UK’s National Crime Agency (NCA) had to be deposited in the state of Pakistan’s account but the agency was hoodwinked and the money was handed over to a business tycoon. The Special Assistant said that it was a big scam which should be decided at the earliest. He called for adopting a zero-tolerance policy against such corrupt practices.
Two men had arrived to pick up their mother who had flown in from Pakistan, he said.
Aliya Hamza’s name is on top of list for reserved seats for women in National Assembly, whereas Lal Chand Malhi’s...
Islamic Ideology Council is consulted on any law related to religion
Sindh sustained about 83% of total housing damage inflicted by 2022 floods, with around 2.1 million houses either...
Kalri police registered FIR against eight masked men, who had been carrying weapons when they had taken away businessman
Meeting of Departmental Selection Board has been convened on August 6.