Photo file of Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf. PHOTO: AFP/FILE
The former premier submitted a written apology to the Supreme Court in which he took back a letter he had earlier written.
The letter asked the court to constitute an inquiry commission comprising Dr Shoaib Suddle to probe into the multi-billion RPPs scandal, independent of the ongoing investigations being conducted by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB).
In March, the Supreme Court had issued a contempt notice to Ashraf over the letter, admonishing him for attempting to initiate an inquiry commission.
Read: Background: What is the RPPs case?
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How about corruption in rentals????
Corruption in large energy deals - such as the RPP deal - cannot take place without the active collusion of several stakeholders from across the entrire spectrum of politicians, bureacracy, and military. This is why there are many people willing to protect Raja Rental. If he starts singing, they know they will be exposed too. Same issue with the OGRA ex-chief who has been located in Dubai, the SC has also ordered his extradition, but since he will expose many holy cows, our civil and military rulers will work double time to prevent his return to Pakistan.
Why didn't court take appropriate action, when he defied arrest in contempt court? even after dissolution of govt.
Appears that the deals are very deep rooted!
He has put the nation through a lot of suffering.He should account for all wrongs of RPP under his watch