Imran Khan is going to do an even bigger NRO than Musharraf

Amendments to NAB rules will be the largest NRO in history, reputed journalist

 

Lahore (Urdu Friday. 05 Sep 2019): senior analyst Arif Hameed Bhatti has said that a person's position that these laws are going to edit the NAB largest NRO history Commenting on the political situation in the country, Arif Hameed Bhatti said that yesterday I met a person who has extensive experience of NAB.He said that this is going to be amended in the NAB rules. The biggest NRO has not happened in the history of the country. Not so big NRO was done by Musharraf which he is preparing for. Arif Hameed Bhatti further said that Iqbal Z Ahmed was arrested in the money laundering area and he is also named in the LNG case.

And if there is no deal or delay in this regard, there will be more important arrests.

It is to be noted that Law Minister Prabhu Naseem has said that the government has decided to change the rules of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), while the national laws have been published on the website for the convenience of the public. The authority to prosecute the companies will also be withdrawn from the NAB . In a press conference with Assistant Information Minister Firdous Ashiq Awan in Islamabad , Barrister Frogh Nassim said that amendments are being made to NAB's rules, which were approved by a federal government. The cabinet also gave.Guarantee the right to persons detained by the NAB trial he told the court the arrest of the accused in that case huga.kyal guarantee for their respective high court does not refer to the combination of a minister It also said that amendments were also being made with regard to plagiarism. Barrister Frogh Naseem said that the authority to take action against private entrepreneurs and companies would also be withdrawn from NAB. It is to be noted that the Pakistan Muslim League-N and the Pakistan People's Party (PPP) have always been openly opposed to the NAB laws, while many times the leaders of these parties have also called it 'black law'.