NAB recovers Rs298m of corruption in Sindh Roshan program

RAWALPINDI (92 News) – The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Rawalpindi has recovered Rs298.76 million in the corruption of Sindh Roshan program. According to the details garnered, four suspects and two companies have entered into plea bargains with the corruption watchdog body. The four suspects named in the case who have entered into plea bargains are Abdul Sattar Qureshi ex-director-general of the RDD who returned Rs8 million, Abdul Rasheed Channa, ex-DAO of the RDD who returned Rs5.3 million, Aslam Pervaiz Memon, Ex-XEN of the RDD who returned Rs2.5 million and Baldev, a technical director who returned Rs0.6 million. The companies are Wadood Engineering Services Pvt Limited, which returned Rs218.11 million and Zafar Enterprises and Sher M Mugheri (JV), which returned Rs64.25 million. All of these suspects work or worked at the Sindh government’s Rural Development Department (RDD). They all claimed that they engaged in the corruption at the behest of PPP leader and former minister Sharjeel Inam Memon. Accused Abdul Sattar Qureshi became an approver in the case. All the accused claimed when they were presented before accountability court.