NAB rejects Shaukat Tarin’s statement that bureaucracy is concerned about anti-corruption regulators

• NAB stated that if the bureaucracy operates in accordance with the law, there is no need to worry.
• NAB claimed to have “continued publicity.”
• The purpose behind the propaganda is to “defame the National Bank and prevent bureaucracy.”

On Wednesday, the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) dismissed Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin’s claim that the bureaucracy was performing poorly because of concerns about anti-corruption regulators.

The National Bank stated in a statement that if bureaucrats are working in accordance with the Constitution, they should not be afraid of the anti-corruption watchdog because it has criticized the “continuous promotion” of it.

The anti-corruption agency stated that the purpose behind the propaganda was to “defame the National Bank and prevent the bureaucracy” from performing its duties, adding: “Bureaucracy is the backbone of any country; the National Bank respects the bureaucracy and values ​​its services.”

Javed Iqbal, a retired judge of NAB chairman, “is very aware of the obstacles facing the bureaucracy”. “It is worth noting that the anti-corruption agency is the only organization in the world that has signed a memorandum of understanding with China on combating corruption,” the statement said.

“Corruption is the root of all evil. If the bureaucracy acts in accordance with the Constitution, it does not have to be afraid of NAB,” it added.

Yesterday, the Minister of Finance was a guest Geographic News In the show “Aaj Shahzeb Khanzada Kay Saath”, he revealed that the NAB law will be revised in the coming weeks.

In explaining the reasons behind the amendment, Tallinn said that due to fear of anti-corruption regulators, the performance of the bureaucracy did not meet the standard.