Federal Government Has Made Public The Broadsheet Commission Report

Federal Government Has Made Public The Broadsheet Commission Report

ISLAMABAD: The federal government has made public the Broadsheet Commission report.

According to news reports, a meeting of the Federal Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Imran Khan had approved the publication of the Broadsheet Commission report, after which the federal government has made the Broadsheet Commission report public. Opened the fort.

The report of the Broadsheet Commission revealed that all the concerned government agencies except NAB did not cooperate with the Commission. The record of Broadsheet was missing almost everywhere including Pakistan London Mission.

The head of the Commission also recorded the statements of Tariq Fawad and Kave Mousavi. Not considered appropriate, Broadsheet's East Recovery Agreement is telling proof that government agencies do not understand international law. Mohandas Gandhi must have felt proud of the non-cooperation of government agencies.

The report states that the bureaucracy did its best to hide and lose the record, the record was lost to many departments and even to other continents, Kavay Mousavi is a convicted person, and he made allegations against some personalities, his The probe into the allegations is not part of the commission's TORs.

The report states that the record of Swiss cases in 12 diplomatic bags is with the NAB. The NAB should review whether the record can be used or not.

The Broadsheet Commission, while recommending amendments to the Rules of Business, also said in the report that the system of government has caused disrepute and financial loss to the country. Political pressure usually leads to wrong decisions by the authorities.

The report also includes a note of Justice (Retd) Azmat Saeed in which he said that while writing the report at the foot of Margalla, there was also the presence of wolves.

Further contents of the report came to light, According to report, the Nawaz Sharif government used the Accountability Bureau against political opponents. The Accountability Bureau was set up by the caretaker government after the fall of Benazir Bhutto's 1996 government. Najam Sethi was in charge of the Accountability Bureau during the caretaker government. Lit the spark against corruption.

The report said that Nawaz Sharif became the Prime Minister after the 1997 general elections, the new government used the concept of accountability to take revenge on political opponents, and Saif-ur-Rehman was made chairman of the Accountability Bureau.

According to records, the foreign company approached the Accountability Bureau for the Asset Recovery Agreement. The legal opinion was sought from the Lahore lawyer on the draft Asset Recovery Agreement.

The Lahore lawyer pointed out the risks and errors in the agreement. On October 12, 1999, the government changed. After the change of government, General (retd) Amjad became In-charge of the Accountability Bureau. When the NAB was formed, General (retd) Amjad was appointed as the Chairman.