Accountability court sentences two for corruption in Karachi
Accused Sheikh Muhammad Asghar and Nazir Ahmed Toni awarded imprisonment of five years
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KARACHI:
An accountability court convicted on Wednesday two persons in a corruption case. Accused Sheikh Muhammad Asghar and Nazir Ahmed Toni were awarded imprisonment of five years and a fine of Rs15 million and Rs10m, respectively.
The accused were charged with embezzlement of state funds by depositing a pay order, meant for the Excise and Taxation department, in a fake bank account for their personal gain.
Court orders NAB to submit report on government dept corruption inquiries
The account was opened by Nazir Toni as National Bank of Pakistan Dockyard Branch manager. The prosecution argued that the accused had illegally deposited a pay order of Rs3,035,102 by Pakistan Steel Mills.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 17th, 2019.
An accountability court convicted on Wednesday two persons in a corruption case. Accused Sheikh Muhammad Asghar and Nazir Ahmed Toni were awarded imprisonment of five years and a fine of Rs15 million and Rs10m, respectively.
The accused were charged with embezzlement of state funds by depositing a pay order, meant for the Excise and Taxation department, in a fake bank account for their personal gain.
Court orders NAB to submit report on government dept corruption inquiries
The account was opened by Nazir Toni as National Bank of Pakistan Dockyard Branch manager. The prosecution argued that the accused had illegally deposited a pay order of Rs3,035,102 by Pakistan Steel Mills.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 17th, 2019.