60 declared POs

Published April 20, 2007

QUETTA, April 19: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) on Thursday announced that 60 people had been declared proclaimed offenders by accountability courts for having failed to appear before courts to face corruption charges against them.

These proclaimed offenders include former members of the Balochistan Assembly, government officials and public contractors.

In a statement issued on Thursday, the NAB director-general sought help of the general public to apprehend the accused to expedite cases against them.

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