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NAB refutes reports regarding private secretary

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The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) refuted the reports on Friday explaining that Justice (r) Javed Iqbal does not have anyone named Rizwan as his private secretary.
The statement issued by NAB spokesperson stated that Rizwan has nothing to do with the anti-graft watchdog. He added that NAB chairman has refused to speak to the suspects or witnesses over the telephone.
The statement said that most of the phone calls are related to LNG reference. “Contact NAB in case of fake phone calls”, he asserted.
Earlier, NAB chief Justice (r) Javed Iqbal has said that those who have looted the country’s money have to be made accountable.
Addressing a ceremony in Rawalpindi, the chairman said corrupt elements have destroyed the image of the country, adding that the bureau has performed its role in informing the people about the causes of corruption.
Self-accountability will wipe out the menace of corruption, he added.

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