NAB goes on countrywide strike against murder of their colleague

[Leader]

Act of solidarity: NAB staff announce countrywide strike

National Accountability Bureau (NAB) workers will begin a pen-down strike across the country from Monday onwards in protest over the mysterious death of their colleague Kamran Faisal, The Express Tribune has learnt.
In a meeting at the bureau’s Rawalpindi office on Sunday, more than 30 officers, ranging from the rank of assistant director (AD) to director general (DG) said the strike would continue until NAB implemented the Supreme Court’s (SC) January 15 order, which
called for the arrest of Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf and others accused in the rental power case.
The officers also resolved to appear before the SC hearing on January 23 to submit all information sought by Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry.
The meeting was presided over by newly reinstated NAB Rawalpindi DG Col (retd) Subeh Sadiq. Sadiq, who had been sent on forced leave, was reinstated following an SC order so that he could appear before the court on January 23.
In a text conversation with The Express Tribune, the NAB officers claimed that Faisal was murdered, probably by those involved in the rental power plants (RPPs) scandal.
They maintained that his (Kamran’s) “room had an auto-locking mechanism; the lights were switched off as well… His feet still touched the table, the loop around his neck was loose… He never used any medication for depression and he had sound faith in Allah… He was against suicide”.
The officers said they would not rest until all culprits were behind bars, adding that the strike would continue until the NAB chairman issued warrants for arresting the accused in the RPPs case. They also rejected the newly constituted judicial commission, asking that it either be headed by Justice (retd) Khalilur Rehman Ramday instead of Justice (retd) Javed Iqbal or the Federal Investigation Agency DG form a joint investigation team to probe the case.
NAB spokesperson Zafar Iqbal Khan said a pen-down strike was not the best way to register a protest.
“The entire bureau is traumatised by Faisal’s untimely death,” he said while talking to The Express Tribune. Zafar added that NAB had no objection to any independent inquiry into the case.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 21st, 2013.

Act of solidarity: NAB staff announce countrywide strike – The Express Tribune

NAB goes on countrywide strike against murder of their colleague kamran faisal who was investigating RPP case involving high profile politicians !!

 

[Slav Defence]

ISLAMABAD: Staffers of the National Accountability Bureau’s Lahore, Quetta and Peshawar offices were protesting on Monday over the ‘mysterious’ death of Kamran Faisal, a NAB officer who had been investigating the rental power projects (RPP) case, DawnNews reported.

The staffers in Lahore, who included officers and other bureau personnel, wore black armbands to work to register their protest over Faisal’s alleged suicide.

Whereas, NAB employees working in its Peshawar and Quetta offices registered their protest by wearing black armbands has well as a ‘pen down’ strike.

NAB officials were also protesting in other parts of the country.

On Jan 20, the government formed a judicial commission to ascertain the cause of the Faisal’s death.

Faisal, 35, was found hanging from the ceiling fan in his official residence in Federal Lodges on Friday. His death came days after the Supreme Court had ordered the arrest of Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf and 15 others in connection with the RPP scam.
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Act of solidarity: NAB staff announce countrywide strike

National Accountability Bureau (NAB) workers will begin a pen-down strike across the country from Monday onwards in protest over the mysterious death of their colleague Kamran Faisal, The Express Tribune has learnt.
In a meeting at the bureau’s Rawalpindi office on Sunday, more than 30 officers, ranging from the rank of assistant director (AD) to director general (DG) said the strike would continue until NAB implemented the Supreme Court’s (SC) January 15 order, which
called for the arrest of Prime Minister Raja Pervaiz Ashraf and others accused in the rental power case.
The officers also resolved to appear before the SC hearing on January 23 to submit all information sought by Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry.
The meeting was presided over by newly reinstated NAB Rawalpindi DG Col (retd) Subeh Sadiq. Sadiq, who had been sent on forced leave, was reinstated following an SC order so that he could appear before the court on January 23.
In a text conversation with The Express Tribune, the NAB officers claimed that Faisal was murdered, probably by those involved in the rental power plants (RPPs) scandal.
They maintained that his (Kamran’s) “room had an auto-locking mechanism; the lights were switched off as well… His feet still touched the table, the loop around his neck was loose… He never used any medication for depression and he had sound faith in Allah… He was against suicide”.
The officers said they would not rest until all culprits were behind bars, adding that the strike would continue until the NAB chairman issued warrants for arresting the accused in the RPPs case. They also rejected the newly constituted judicial commission, asking that it either be headed by Justice (retd) Khalilur Rehman Ramday instead of Justice (retd) Javed Iqbal or the Federal Investigation Agency DG form a joint investigation team to probe the case.
NAB spokesperson Zafar Iqbal Khan said a pen-down strike was not the best way to register a protest.
“The entire bureau is traumatised by Faisal’s untimely death,” he said while talking to The Express Tribune. Zafar added that NAB had no objection to any independent inquiry into the case.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 21st, 2013.

Act of solidarity: NAB staff announce countrywide strike – The Express Tribune

NAB goes on countrywide strike against murder of their colleague kamran faisal who was investigating RPP case involving high profile politicians !!

@Leader thankgod.....atleast you posted somthing about kamran's murder case...i say that it should be tagged as sticky

 

[darkinsky]

WTF???

i mean first NAB chairman bows down to the same corrupt guy who had issued the murder instruction, and now the strike , is it even a professional organisation?, what type of investigation agency goes for strike

better was to release the investigation report on culprits and go for their throats

pakistan is becoming a joke lately

 

[tarrar]

So they its a murder, the only thing left over here is to point figures at kuta Zardari. When ever he is about to get in trouble he finds a way of all these problems, I hope & I pray he & his party members are caught & punished to death, INSHAALLAH & AMEEN.

 

[Leader]

ISLAMABAD: Staffers of the National Accountability Bureau’s Lahore, Quetta and Peshawar offices were protesting on Monday over the ‘mysterious’ death of Kamran Faisal, a NAB officer who had been investigating the rental power projects (RPP) case, DawnNews reported.

The staffers in Lahore, who included officers and other bureau personnel, wore black armbands to work to register their protest over Faisal’s alleged suicide.

Whereas, NAB employees working in its Peshawar and Quetta offices registered their protest by wearing black armbands has well as a ‘pen down’ strike.

NAB officials were also protesting in other parts of the country.

On Jan 20, the government formed a judicial commission to ascertain the cause of the Faisal’s death.

Faisal, 35, was found hanging from the ceiling fan in his official residence in Federal Lodges on Friday. His death came days after the Supreme Court had ordered the arrest of Prime Minister Raja Pervez Ashraf and 15 others in connection with the RPP scam.
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@Leader thankgod.....atleast you posted somthing about kamran's murder case...i say that it should be tagged as sticky

yar I did post on this issue. rather its very close to me. this is the second guy who is killed point blank because of Ch Iftikhar's stance, first it was Hammad whose daughter was just 3 years old, and now Kamran. both were involved in a crime of honesty !!
Ch Iftikhar needs to take action and find the suspects, if not any, atleast arrest and punish admiral fasih bukhari and kausar malik who over stepped their positions...

and the whole NAB thinks they are the culprits..

 

[Pakistanisage]

If you want to reduce crime in Pakistan, hang rehman malik by his " Kahones ".

Nearly half of the crime in Pakistan is sponsored by the Pakistani Police.

 

[RescueRanger]

If you want to reduce crime in Pakistan, hang rehman malik by his " Kahones ".

Nearly half of the crime in Pakistan is sponsored by the Pakistani Police.

Amen brother.

 

[Slav Defence]

yar I did post on this issue. rather its very close to me. this is the second guy who is killed point blank because of Ch Iftikhar's stance, first it was Hammad whose daughter was just 3 years old, and now Kamran. both were involved in a crime of honesty !!
Ch Iftikhar needs to take action and find the suspects, if not any, atleast arrest and punish admiral fasih bukhari and kausar malik who over stepped their positions...

and the whole NAB thinks they are the culprits..

So i am not alone here who feels the same!I also started this forum previously and I was so astonished to see less intrerest of my countrymen!this is such a serious case.....instead of wasting time on LOC forum or Tahir ul Qadri's long march,our member's should take this issue seriously......P.s I again request you tagg this issue AS STICKY... @WebMaster...

 

[Leader]

So i am not alone here who feels the same!I also started this forum previously and I was so astonished to see less intrerest of my countrymen!this is such a serious case.....instead of wasting time on LOC forum or Tahir ul Qadri's long march,our member's should take this issue seriously......P.s I again request you tagg this issue AS STICKY... @WebMaster...

I was away. any update?