NAB to continue ‘Say No to Corruption’ campaign

Islamabad: Enlightenment and Prevention Activities of National Accountability (NAB) - "Ban on Corruption" will be a great success in 2017 and will continue this year to raise awareness about the adverse effects of corruption

NAB's Judge (Retd) Javed Iqbal said Tuesday, according to the campaign, spread information on corruption and evil to various governments, non-governmental organizations, media, civil society.

He emphasized these measures and stated that the ATMs of all the banks scheduled are communicating information and the Higher Education Committee (HEC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the NAB.

In order to raise students' awareness of evil, we established more than 45,000 Roll Building Association (CBS).

SNGPL, IESCO, LESCO, GEPCO, FESCO, and K - Electric collaborated with NAB to print "Do not say damaged". IESCO and other organizations began printing NAB messages on electric and gas bills "opposed to corruption".

NAB cooperated with Islamabad Traffic Police and began printing messages on all driver's licenses.

Likewise, anti-corruption regulators cooperating with PTA distributed this information to subscribers through various cell phone companies the day before World Anti-Corruption Day.

NAB cooperated with the Pakistan Movie Censorship Committee to broadcast a video message on "Rejecting Corruption" at all the cinemas

All government bids have been printed with "refusal to corruption" and are published in the Balochistan and Gilgit - Balchistan newspapers

The chairman said NAB signed a memorandum with China to monitor and secure the transparency of the CPEC project. NAB fulfills its responsibility by adopting a zero tolerance policy to eliminate corruption. Comprehensive

Admiral (retirement) director of national accountability director Fasih Bokhari said at a press conference in Islamabad that Pakistan's corruption is estimated to reach 10 - 120 billion rupees a day. The other day, the Australian National Bank announced a relatively small number of shocking people, ranging from 6 to 7 billion rupees per day, so the prime minister's Raja Perbaz Ashraf cabinet felt uneasy. The retired admiral answered frankly against the anger of politicians. The factors of politicians are important. When you delete them, the world will find a drastic decrease in corruption. In the early stages of the general (retired) Pervez Musharraf regime, corruption incidents worsened as his government was still expanding to give him the "legality" he wanted as ruler. After re-enacting the corruption model, people began to complain about it. In many cases, at the state and federal level, the ministry is chaired by politicians as Minister.

The level of corruption in the Third World has been deemed inevitable and accepted. The voice of corruption in India and China has disappeared, but no one says that they are "failing countries" due to corruption. In fact, both are regarded as successful compared to the European Union 's "corruption - free" country and the US superpower itself. People who claim "difficult responsibility" before the 2013 election of Pakistan need to contemplate precedents. But that does not mean that you should not lose faith in NAB, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FIA), and other corruption action bodies. First, NAB, FIA and FBR should be protected by the Constitution and have the right to act against offenders. But the problem is that Pakistan's problem is not corruption, but about law and order and national order.