Four NAB K-P prosecutors resign
Prosecutors cite 'personal issues' in resignation letters sent to NAB chairman
Prosecutors claim they were resigning due to personal issues in the letter to the NAB chairman. PHOTO: FILE
Four prosecutors from the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) tendered their resignation on Tuesday to the NAB chairman, Express News reported.
The prosecutors who have resigned include Senior Prosecutor Umer Farooq, Ashfaaq Dawoodzai, Hasnain Tariq, and Zairullah Khattak. The prosecutors had been serving the anti-graft body for many years.
The prosecutors cited ‘personal issues’ for resigning.
Given clean chit by NAB in Malam Jabba land case: K-P CM
As a result of the prosecutors' resignations, the ongoing cases in the accountability court are likely to be impacted.
K-P Chief Minister Mahmood Khan on Monday claimed that he had been given a clean chit in the Malam Jabba land lease case after he appeared before the accountability watchdog.
“My signature is not on any documents and I have made my first and last appearance in the case,” said the provincial chief executive while addressing the media.
NAB officials barred from giving media interviews
The prosecutors who have resigned include Senior Prosecutor Umer Farooq, Ashfaaq Dawoodzai, Hasnain Tariq, and Zairullah Khattak. The prosecutors had been serving the anti-graft body for many years.
The prosecutors cited ‘personal issues’ for resigning.
Given clean chit by NAB in Malam Jabba land case: K-P CM
As a result of the prosecutors' resignations, the ongoing cases in the accountability court are likely to be impacted.
K-P Chief Minister Mahmood Khan on Monday claimed that he had been given a clean chit in the Malam Jabba land lease case after he appeared before the accountability watchdog.
“My signature is not on any documents and I have made my first and last appearance in the case,” said the provincial chief executive while addressing the media.
NAB officials barred from giving media interviews