The revelations of the pays and allowances and luxurious perks of PIA's pilots, as reported by an internal audit, should not have surprised anyone. This is a kind of ‘legalised corruption’ which is enjoyed by many powerful categories of employees working in public-sector organisations.
None of the anti-corruption agencies can take any action against them: the extravagant spending has been shielded by the approval of competent authorities who have been availing these benefits themselves with impunity for many years.
Dr Najeeb A Khan
USA
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