NAB Chairman Announces Crackdown Against Power Plants
For context, the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has documented recovering administration assets worth Rs.
For context, the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has documented recovering administration assets worth Rs.
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- What happened
- What comes next
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Key points
- NAB Chairman remarked these recoveries include 235, 622 kanals of Pakistan Railways land valued at Rs.
- The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has documented recovering administration assets worth Rs.
- According to NAB's third-quarter performance report published Monday, the bureau recovered assets worth Rs.
- Chairman remarked the bureau had initiated federal-level power-sector cases and would pursue wrongdoing involving power plants.
- The chairman additionally stated NAB would not negotiate further on tariffs and that the bureau had completed preparatory work on power-sector matters.
For context, the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has documented recovering administration assets worth Rs. 14.6 trillion during 2026 so far and is ready to challenge anti-state power plants, NAB Chairman Lieutenant General (retired) Nazir Ahmed Butt informed journalists on Monday.
According to NAB's third-quarter performance report published Monday, the bureau recovered assets worth Rs. 9.18 trillion during July-September, taking the cumulative value of recoveries since March 2023 to Rs. 26.1 trillion. FBR Harshly Punishes Senior Officers After Strike Call.
NAB Chairman remarked these recoveries include 235, 622 kanals of Pakistan Railways land valued at Rs. 6.78 trillion and 866, 299 acres belonging to various provincial departments, estimated at Rs. 2.395 trillion.
Chairman remarked the bureau had initiated federal-level power-sector cases and would pursue wrongdoing involving power plants. He remarked it was a major undertaking and NAB is ready to take on powerful interests.
Meanwhile, the chairman additionally stated NAB would not negotiate further on tariffs and that the bureau had completed preparatory work on power-sector matters.
In practice, the chairman did not publicly identify the power plants or specific allegations against them. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.
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