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NAB Investigates Alleged Illegal Recruitments at Pakistan Post

1 report, 1 independent Updated Nov 1

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What happened

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The National Accountability Bureau issued a second notice for former minister Asad Mahmood to appear in court regarding alleged illegal recruitments at Pakistan Post. The Federal Investigation Agency intensified its investigation into these alleged illegal recruitments and declared Asad Mahmood a deliberate defaulter and absconder after he failed to appear in person, although he submitted a written response through his lawyer.

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Why it matters

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The investigation concerns alleged illegal recruitments that took place at Pakistan Post during Asad Mahmood's tenure in the ministry. This scrutiny relates to the operational relationship between Pakistan Post and the National Accountability Bureau.

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Who's involved

National Accountability BureauPakistani anti-corruption agency investigating Pakistan Post regarding illegal recruitments
Pakistan PostPakistani state-owned postal services company subject to the investigation
Government of PakistanThe federal government that oversees Pakistan Post

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The entities involved

National Accountability Bureau
Pakistani anti-corruption agency
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Pakistan Post
Pakistani state-owned postal services company

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