Today the future of millions of people depends on our policies,” the chief minister said at a ceremony hosted by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Balochistan on Wednesday. During the ceremony, NAB Balochistan Director General Muhammad Abid Javed presented to the CM a cheque of Rs462.575 million recovered by the accountability watchdog from corrupt officers. Criticising previous governments, Kamal said the worst precedent of corruption was set in Balochistan during the past 10 years. Talking about the financial problems of the provincial government, the CM said the pensioners’ bill in Balochistan had reached Rs21 billion. Addressing the ceremony, NAB DG Javed said the founder of the country had explained the types of corruption in his first speech.

Source: The Express Tribune December 13, 2018 04:28 UTC