Islamabad: An inquiry commission set up four months ago to investigate the use of loans taken by Prime Minister Imran Khan from 2008 to 2018 has not found a case so far that could prove that the money was from an important politician. Or going into the bureaucrat's pocket. In contrast, all invoices are going to account number one.news world ahmed
Informed sources say that the commission has not yet found any case of fraud or corruption. It is said that the biggest case that the Commission is focusing on so far is the K-4 (K4) project in Karachi.
It is said that the 13-year-old Kerala's forearm was barely 10% complete, but recent rains have left the work going so far.news world ahmed
Due to the delay, the cost of completing the K-4 project has increased from Rs 25 billion to Rs 150 billion. The water-for-water project was a local infrastructure project that the provincial and federal governments were building together to meet the city's daily water supply needs.
Initially the project cost was estimated at Rs. 25.55 billion, which would give the city 650 650 million gallons of water in three phases.news world ahmed
The design of the new water supply water is such that three canals will get water from Lake Kanjhar. This major project has been delayed for a long time and cost estimates have been increasing over the years.news world ahmed
Sources in the commission say that by looking at the loan cases so far, it appears that the loan amount was received in the account of the Federal Consolidated Fund. It is said that the provinces have their own account number one and they were also receiving their own receipts in the same account.news world ahmed
Therefore, the notion that the loan amount (domestic or foreign) is deposited in a personal account or received in cash, does not carry weight. According to the former secretary of finance, a simple iron man can give such an argument because people who understand the functioning of the government know that all government receipts go into account number one.news world ahmed
Sources in the commission say that there are some cases where it appears that the amount received in Account Number One for a particular project was used to pay for another project, loan or financial loss.news world ahmed
The commission is said to have interviewed several government officials, but no one said the loan amount was misused or used in corruption.
Sources say that the commission is reviewing the major projects in view of the situation to ensure that the projects were launched for the purpose of public welfare. For comparison, the Commission is also reviewing the money spent on projects from other provinces.
The task of the 12-member commission set up by Prime Minister Imran Khan in June this year was to investigate the use of loans taken from 2008 to 2018.
Sources say that the review taken by the commission will also include the inquiry into the first budget of the PTI government for the financial year 2018-19.
The commission is headed by Hussein Asghar, a retired police officer with a good reputation of Grade 22% of the Police Service of Pakistan and a deputy chairman of the NAB. The commission was formed on June 22 and was given the responsibility of completing its report within 6 months. The Commission's mandate included identifying irregular or unlawful measures in connection with the use of loan money and forwarding the matter to the relevant agency or department for legal action.
The Commission's notification also included extension of the notification that the Commission could recruit any person, either as a member commission, consultant or consultant, at the national or foreign level for support, if desired.
The Commission was conducting inquiries and inquiries regarding the awarding of contracts or execution of contracts for any project, whether any loan was taken for this particular project and whether the allotment was spent on it. The Commission is also reviewing whether the terms and conditions of any government contract were dubious or would be placed on merit or artificially low to facilitate bribery.news world ahmed
If this is the case, who is to benefit The Commission is also examining whether a government official, his wife, children, or anyone connected to him has obtained public funds to cover his personal or private expenses, in violation of the law's permissible and prescribed rules. Use.
Prime Minister Imran Khan, who formed the commission, was curious to know that the debt owed to Pakistan in 2017 was Rs 7000 billion, how it increased to Rs 30,000 billion in 2018 (when the new league government completed its tenure). ہوگئے۔
The Prime Minister suspects that this huge amount of debt increased during the PPP and PML-N, in which the leading leaders of these parties increased their wealth.news world ahmed