ISLAMABAD – The National Accoutability Bureau (NAB) on Tuesday submitted its report on Tuesday regarding the 150 mega corruption cases in Supreme Court.
Media reports revealed that NAB has accused current Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif of illegal appointments in the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).
According to media sources, the names of former prime minister Yousaf Raza Gilani and Raja Pervaiz Ashraf are also included in the list of people who were involved in mega corruption scandal of rental power houses.
The NAB report also includes a case against Former President and Co-Chair Person of Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), Asif Ali Zardari.
Report suggested that Asif Zardari built an illegal assets of worth Rs. 170 billion.
Moreover, Former chief minister of Balochistan, Nawab Aslam Raisani is also mentioned in the report.
Former CM was accused of money laundering and report suggest that he transfer Rs.24 billion in his foreign accounts.
The report by NAB also includes a case against Aftab Sherpao, former interior minister.
Hussain Haqqani , former secretary information is also accused in the report of illegally assisting two companies.
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