NATIONAL ASSEMBLY APPROVES AMENDMENTS TO NAB LAWS

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In a bid to curtail the powers of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), the National Assembly on Thursday approved amendments to the National Accountability Ordinance 1999, ARY NEWS reported.

The bill was tabled by Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar who said that multiple amendments were made in the accountability Ordinance to clip the powers exercised by the accountability bureau.

Sharing details of the key amendments, he said that after fresh amendments, no arrests could be made before completion of the investigation process, and the suspect will have the right to obtain bail while 90-day remand is also abolished.

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“90-day remand is for terrorists and we have now reduced the duration of remand to 14 days,” he said and added that no defamation campaign could be carried out unless the suspect is convicted in the case. The case could not be used for political purposes in the assets beyond means case, he said.

Azam Nazeer Tarar further said that the NAB will now be bound to initiate an inquiry within six months of the complaint, contrary to previous procedure when there was no time limit.

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The law minister said that the NAB law was used for political purposes to target opponents. “The previous government made many amendments through the passage of the ordinance and only to extend the tenure of the incumbent chairman NAB,” he said.

National Assembly approves amendments to NAB laws

ISLAMABAD: In a bid to curtail the powers of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), the National Assembly on Thursday approved amendments to the

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In a bid to curtail the powers of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), the National Assembly on Thursday approved amendments to the National Accountability Ordinance 1999, ARY NEWS reported.

The bill was tabled by Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar who said that multiple amendments were made in the accountability Ordinance to clip the powers exercised by the accountability bureau.

Sharing details of the key amendments, he said that after fresh amendments, no arrests could be made before completion of the investigation process, and the suspect will have the right to obtain bail while 90-day remand is also abolished.

Read More: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY REVERSES VOTING RIGHTS FOR OVERSEAS PAKISTANIS

“90-day remand is for terrorists and we have now reduced the duration of remand to 14 days,” he said and added that no defamation campaign could be carried out unless the suspect is convicted in the case. The case could not be used for political purposes in the assets beyond means case, he said.

Azam Nazeer Tarar further said that the NAB will now be bound to initiate an inquiry within six months of the complaint, contrary to previous procedure when there was no time limit.

Read More: NA APPROVES AMENDMENTS TO ELECTIONS ACT; SCRAPS USE OF EVMS

The law minister said that the NAB law was used for political purposes to target opponents. “The previous government made many amendments through the passage of the ordinance and only to extend the tenure of the incumbent chairman NAB,” he said.

National Assembly approves amendments to NAB laws

ISLAMABAD: In a bid to curtail the powers of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), the National Assembly on Thursday approved amendments to the

arynews.tv

I am pretty sure now you will defend this as well. NAB was taking these looters to the cleaners which is why they are pissed.

 

[Catalystic]

Things like this makes me want to wish that indian army should enter Pakistan
Only ghazwa e hind can rid us of all these bastards….they’re not afraid of anything else….

 

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In a bid to curtail the powers of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), the National Assembly on Thursday approved amendments to the National Accountability Ordinance 1999, ARY NEWS reported.

The bill was tabled by Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar who said that multiple amendments were made in the accountability Ordinance to clip the powers exercised by the accountability bureau.

Sharing details of the key amendments, he said that after fresh amendments, no arrests could be made before completion of the investigation process, and the suspect will have the right to obtain bail while 90-day remand is also abolished.

Read More: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY REVERSES VOTING RIGHTS FOR OVERSEAS PAKISTANIS

“90-day remand is for terrorists and we have now reduced the duration of remand to 14 days,” he said and added that no defamation campaign could be carried out unless the suspect is convicted in the case. The case could not be used for political purposes in the assets beyond means case, he said.

Azam Nazeer Tarar further said that the NAB will now be bound to initiate an inquiry within six months of the complaint, contrary to previous procedure when there was no time limit.

Read More: NA APPROVES AMENDMENTS TO ELECTIONS ACT; SCRAPS USE OF EVMS

The law minister said that the NAB law was used for political purposes to target opponents. “The previous government made many amendments through the passage of the ordinance and only to extend the tenure of the incumbent chairman NAB,” he said.

National Assembly approves amendments to NAB laws

ISLAMABAD: In a bid to curtail the powers of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), the National Assembly on Thursday approved amendments to the

arynews.tv

Pakistan corruption criminal mafia (ppp & pmln) never miss any chance to do corruption its flow into there blood...

 

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Giving themselves a NRO?

Judges and bankers all involved in the scam.

 

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In a bid to curtail the powers of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), the National Assembly on Thursday approved amendments to the National Accountability Ordinance 1999, ARY NEWS reported.

The bill was tabled by Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar who said that multiple amendments were made in the accountability Ordinance to clip the powers exercised by the accountability bureau.

Sharing details of the key amendments, he said that after fresh amendments, no arrests could be made before completion of the investigation process, and the suspect will have the right to obtain bail while 90-day remand is also abolished.

Read More: NATIONAL ASSEMBLY REVERSES VOTING RIGHTS FOR OVERSEAS PAKISTANIS

“90-day remand is for terrorists and we have now reduced the duration of remand to 14 days,” he said and added that no defamation campaign could be carried out unless the suspect is convicted in the case. The case could not be used for political purposes in the assets beyond means case, he said.

Azam Nazeer Tarar further said that the NAB will now be bound to initiate an inquiry within six months of the complaint, contrary to previous procedure when there was no time limit.

Read More: NA APPROVES AMENDMENTS TO ELECTIONS ACT; SCRAPS USE OF EVMS

The law minister said that the NAB law was used for political purposes to target opponents. “The previous government made many amendments through the passage of the ordinance and only to extend the tenure of the incumbent chairman NAB,” he said.

National Assembly approves amendments to NAB laws

ISLAMABAD: In a bid to curtail the powers of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), the National Assembly on Thursday approved amendments to the

arynews.tv

Here comes Patwari to defend his pro Patwarism laws

 

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Band he kerdain nab ko…..awam ko koi faida nahi nab ka…ordinary awam bas tamasha dekhte rehte

 

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Here comes Patwari to defend his pro Patwarism laws

What did the previous Musharaf Draconian law achieve, other than political victimisation. Should find themselves lucky not to become the same victim, even if they are very eager to settle the score with interest.

 

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3-4 weeks away from PDF and what a fiasco unfolding in Pakistan. Who are they kidding with these amendments. Surely they can be challenged in court - when the largest party in Pakistan Parliament is not present in the house, how can the house justify proper scrutiny of these amendments. As such any amendments they make should be null and void.

 

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3-4 weeks away from PDF and what a fiasco unfolding in Pakistan.

Agree whom to blame.

Who are they kidding with these amendments. Surely they can be challenged in court

Unless they violate any basic human rights.

when the largest party in Pakistan Parliament is not present in the house,

It will now be presented to the Senate, where PTI is present.

 

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Agree whom to blame.

Unless they violate any basic human rights.

It will now be presented to the Senate, where PTI is present.

Sharif and Zardari to blame always and forever, the damage is unquantifiable.
What about the shelling yesterday did that not violate basic human rights. Thats a tough one for PMLN supporter to bring up I am sure.
A senate where PTI is in minority - convenient isn't it.

 

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Agree whom to blame.

Unless they violate any basic human rights.

It will now be presented to the Senate, where PTI is present.

President is also from PTI lol

 

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Sharif and Zardari to blame always and forever, the damage is unquantifiable.

For ousting an incompetent Govt through a constitutional process of VONC.

What about the shelling yesterday did that not violate basic human rights.

The SC ordered the rally at H9 park not at D chowk, which IK was so vocally advocating. I am amazed why no contempt of court.

A senate where PTI is in minority - convenient isn't it.

The Senate chairman is still a PTI ally, can block the law if any issues.

 

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What about the shelling yesterday did that not violate basic human rights.

Shelling tear gas on children is following democracy and constitution: Patwari
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President is also from PTI

Yeah unfortunately.

Shelling tear gas on children is democracy and constitution: Patwari

Red zone and D chowk were not allowed by SC, should not use the above as an excuse or shield.