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NAB summons ministers in sugar scam

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Amraiz Khan

The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) on Wednesday summoned Punjab Minister for Industries and Trade Mian Aslam and a former minister for food Samiullah Chaudhry in connection with the ongoing investigation into sugar scam.

According to NAB sources privy to the development, Punjab Minister Mian Aslam Iqbal and former minister food Samiullah Chaudhry have been asked to appear before NAB Rawalpindi on May 4, where a NAB’s combined investigation team will question them.

The minister has been asked to appear before the committee along with the sugar subsidy record from 2018 to 2019 and a record regarding export permission has also been sought.

Furthermore, the record of subsidies provided to the sugar mills in Punjab have also been sought by the NAB’s team, sources said.

Sugar inquiry report
It is pertinent to mention here that the federal government had made public reports of a high-level inquiry into the sugar and wheat crises that had hit the people hard across the country in January 2020.

Under the stewardship of Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) director general Wajid Zia, two teams had carried out a probe into the crises and furnished their reports to the prime minister upon completion for perusal. Prime Minister Khan had gone through the report before it was made public.

Prime Minister Imran Khan had also vowed legal action against those responsible for the sugar and wheat price hike after the detailed forensic reports.

 

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