NAB recovers Rs541 billion in last 4 years: Chairman

NAB Chairman Javed Iqbal

The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has recovered 541 billion rupees from corrupt elements and 1194 culprits have been convicted during last four years.

This has been stated by the Chairman NAB Javed Iqbal while addressing a prize distributing ceremony at NAB Headquarter in Islamabad on Thursday.

On the occasion, Javed Iqbal has said that the performance of NAB officers remains commendable and their role in recovering looted money from corrupt elements will he written in the history. He said, first time in the history of the country, NAB has brought to justice those who could not have been held accountable in the past and there are 1256 cases under trial before different court of laws filed by the bureau.

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Chairman NAB further stated that honesty is very necessary for NAB officials and they needed to play an exemplary role in conducting inquiries. He said 200 disciplinary actions against NAB officials have also been taken during last four years.

“NAB is not a problem but is a solution of problems and the nation should to realize it,” he said, adding that over 36000 housing societies-affected people have been provided their invested rupees amounting over 14 billion rupees through the bureau while over 10 billion rupees of fine have been imposed against looters in Mudaraba cases.