Tauqir Sadiq runs out of luck

From the Newspaper Published July 9, 2013

ABU DHABI: The UAE authorities handed over Tauqir Sadiq, the fugitive chief of the Oil and Gas Regularity Authority (Ogra), to a team of officials of the National Accountability Bureau on Monday night.

According to TV channel reports, Mr Sadiq who is accused of being involved in a multi-billion rupee scam, was to be bought to Pakistan by a private airline flight which was scheduled to take off late in the night.

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EjazAhmed

Jul 09, 2013 08:34am

He should be hanged till death.

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nukhan

Jul 09, 2013 08:45am

Govt needs to come hard on corruption cases, set an example/deterrent.. so that in future people in power/authority don't even think about it. now is the time that govt punishes those who have been corrupting the precious resources of the country.

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zafar ahmed

Jul 09, 2013 11:12am

Nothing will come out. The accused has already set all possible channels with Bureaucracy and others in last 3 months and now ready to come here.

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Syed Faisal imam

Jul 09, 2013 11:19am

Govt. will adopt him as they have done with the rest. Imran is always there and will take him on on somebody's orders.

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muzammil ullah khan

Jul 09, 2013 11:23am

Who says so ? How do you know that he has run out of luck ? Wait and see !! You will see justice Pakistan Style Did the Supreme court finalize the Power Rental Case , the NICL case , the Haj scam case , the Gilani misappropriation case and the Epherdine case ?! My history teacher used to define the UNO as an organization where , in his words ," This is a place where there is a lot of noise and thunder and the matter is dropped creating a stench " !! Our supreme court is quite similar to the place my history teacher referred to !

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rashid zaidi

Jul 09, 2013 11:49am

Accountability is the only way out of corruption which is present at every level in society in countries where rule of law is not supreme. It takes such measures to curb these ills in a burgeoning democracy. Bringing an accused to have his say in court is the right thing to do, however the courts or the bodies doing this should be of high moral standard.

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Mazhar Hasan

Jul 09, 2013 11:57am

Great news! Finally the devil will get his due! How many more devils will he unearth???

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