LAHORE: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) on Friday summoned former Punjab chief minister Shehbaz Sharif on July 5 in the Punjab Power Company case.
In the summons issued to Shehbaz, NAB has asked him to bring all records of the company. He will also appear before NAB in the Saaf Pani case on the same date.
During Sharif’s era, NAB had sent a notice to him comprising 17 points that bear the details of accusations against him.
According to the letter, NAB maintained that Shehbaz Sharif had no right to establish Saaf Pani Company without a permanent solution to the provision of clean water.
Moreover, an experienced mechanism in the form of Punjab Health Engineering Department was present with the provincial government. The letter went on to state that the government ordered to set up the company with no project study and recommendations, and ignored other options and possibilities to provide clean water.
