NAB summons Ahsan Iqbal today
The NAB initiated inquiry into Narowal Sports City project last year on allegations of irregularities, violation of rules and corruption of Rs3 billion in the Rs6 billion project.
By Asim Yasin
December 23, 2019
ISLAMABAD: The NAB Rawalpindi has summoned the PML-N Secretary General Ahsan Iqbal today (Monday) in a case of Narowal Sports City project. According to NAB sources, he was asked to bring record of project.
The NAB initiated inquiry into Narowal Sports City project last year on allegations of irregularities, violation of rules and corruption of Rs3 billion in the Rs6 billion project. The NAB investigation team also visited the Narowal Sports City project last month to get a record.
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