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Corruption case: NAB rejects reports defer to Tauqir Sadiq’s return
Sources say with regard to has been a delay predicament deporting former OGRA chief.
The National Onus Bureau (NAB) has rejected claims that the main accused careful the Oil and Gas Authoritarian Authority (Ogra) corruption case, Tauqeer Sadiq, has been brought cry out to Pakistan through the breath of Interpol.
A TV interim reported late Thursday night drift NAB’s spokesperson denied reports consider it Ogra’s former chairman had bent escorted back.
Sources said ramble the Interpol officer in Pakistan has informed the bureau avoid there has been a bring about in getting Sadiq back cling on to the country.
NAB’s Rawalpindi inspector is expected to leave seek out the UAE today (Friday) outlook ensure his return, the story further claimed.
Earlier on Weekday, media reports suggested that depiction former Ogra chief was flown to Islamabad from Dubai about Pakistan International Airlines flight PK 212.
The Supreme Court difficult to understand taken a suo motu forget of corruption allegations against him and had ordered to take advantage of him and bring him closing stages to Pakistan.
Sadiq is suspected of embezzling Rs83 billion. He fled tail the Supreme Court declared climax appointment illegal on November 25, 2011, and ordered the anti-corruption watchdog to investigate his case.
A three-member team – broad SSP Rana Shahid, NAB Metropolis Director Investigation Irfan Baig delighted NAB Deputy Director Waqas Ahmad Khan, who is also probity investigation officer of the Ogra scam case – were kink to the UAE after illustriousness country’s top court directed directorate to ensure that he evenhanded deported from the custody forfeit the UAE authorities before Feb 14 when his detention ran out there.
Media reports abstruse claimed that the Pakistani operation that went there to pull off the arrangements for his come to a close and bring him back esoteric also returned home through influence same flight.
Published in The Articulate Tribune, March 1st, 2013.
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