Rs7 billion scam: SHC leads NAB to record swell news of inquiry
KARACHI: The Sindh High Court (SHC) destined on Monday a National Accountability Bureau’s (NAB) prosecutor to contention a news per a swell of an exploration into a Rs7 billion crime scam.
Headed by SHC Chief Justice Ahmed Ali M Sheikh, a two-judge dais gave this instruction while conference bail applications filed by a executive of a Rehri Canal alleviation project.
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The plan director, Ashfaque Noor Memon, along with co-accused Wali Muhammad Naich and others, had changed a justice for bail to equivocate their arrests in tie with a purported scam.
The NAB prosecutor sensitive a justice that supports were expelled for a construction of reserve embankments on a Rehri Canal in 2013-14 though a indicted wasted a amount. He purported a fraud caused Rs7 billion waste to a inhabitant exchequer.
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The prosecutor purported that a indicted performed bail from a justice when NAB released call-up notices, adding that a indicted also performed a stay sequence opposite a consult of a embankments conducted by a burden business officials.
“Who will stop a hurtful elements if crime is being finished on such a large scale?” questioned Sheikh.
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The dais destined a prosecutor to contention a swell news per a review into a fraud by a subsequent date of a conference that is to be bound by a office. Till then, a bail of a indicted was extended.
Article source: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1509973/rs7-billion-scam-shc-directs-nab-file-progress-report-inquiry/