APP corruption case accused flee from court
The accused involved in a multi-million rupee corruption case of the national news agency Associated Press of Pakistan on Thursday fled from the court after their pleas for bail before arrest were rejected by a special judge.
APP’s former IT Director and Project Director Muhammad Ghawas, former Manager Accounts Arshad Majeed Chaudhry, Deputy Director IT Musawar Imran, Chief Computer Engineer Saad Mudassar and two others, who are accused of flagrant violations in the procurement process in “Restructuring of News Operation by replacing outdated equipment with modern cutting edge technology”, filed the petitions for bail.
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