Ceremony held to say goodbye to NAB prosecutor general

Islamabad: National Accountability Bureau (NAB) is determined to continue its endeavours to eliminate corruption from the society by pursuing zero tolerance policy against the corrupt, National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Chairman Justice (r) Javed Iqbal said Wednesday, says a press release.
Addressing at saying goodbye ceremony to Prosecutor General Accountability (PGA), NAB Waqas Qadeer Dar, he said NAB would adhere to file references in courts within 10 months period from receiving complaints to filing cases in the courts. He said he himself will be vigilant on progress of references in various courts.
The current 76 per cent conviction ratio of NAB references would be improved by ensuring transparency, merit, presenting sufficient evidence and flawless investigations to end white collar crimes. With effective efforts corrupt would be sentenced in various courts including high court, Supreme Court and accountability courts.
He said the cases of private housing societies, cooperative societies were still in various courts for years. Government servants, pensioners have been deprived of their life earnings despite receiving money. Masses are deeply perturbed due to this fraud with them.
He directed NAB to conclude their cases as early as possible. He directed officers to perform their duties in accordance with law. He said the elimination of corruption is voice of the nation who nation pinned hopes with NAB. Officers should perform their duties with honesty, in accordance with law and without caring for any one.
NAB officers should present concrete evidence in courts, arguments in relevant courts. So that the corrupt could be punished.Chairman lauded the professional capabilities of Waqas Qadeer Dar. NAB Deputy Chairman Imtiaz Tajwar was also present.