Transparency International reduced its rating owing to a lack of rule of law: Ch Fawad

According to Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Chaudhry Fawad Hussain, Transparency International has downgraded the score due to rule of law, not financial corruption.

Speaking to the media about the Transparency International report, he stated that while the issue had been discussed in the cabinet, the entire report had not yet been released. Transparency International uses a variety of criteria. The ranking of the Economist should be reviewed by those who verify it in Pakistan. There is little question that much work remains to be done in this area. In Pakistan, there is a different legislation for rich and poor people. Transparency International’s study excludes financial corruption, and criminal justice reforms will aid in the resolution of cases.

In answer to inquiries about Shazad Akbar, he stated that the most important issue is the census. The previous interior adviser handled his work with tremendous vigour; he was a brave guy; whomever replaces him would face significant hurdles.

The cabinet has sanctioned Rs5 billion for the census, according to Fawad. The census will be finished in December of this year, with results expected in April and May. The Election Commission will be able to create new constituencies in January, and the next election will be based on the new census.

The police had to issue the challan within the first 14 days; the period of the police challan has now been extended to 40 days, and bail in the check dishonour case has been made mandatory.

Criminal legislation has been authorised by the government. Each criminal case must be resolved within nine months. If the judge and prosecutor are found guilty, legal action will be taken against them. If the case drags on for more than nine months, the judge will notify the Chief Justice.

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If both the judge and the prosecutor are found guilty, legal action will be taken against them. The police’s ability to take bail is being expanded. SHO will have a BA education; individuals with less than a BA degree will not be assigned to SHO.

Fawad stated that the police had to issue the challan within the first 14 days, that the period of the police challan has now been extended to 40 days, and that bail is now required in the check dishonour case.

Earlier on Monday, Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Chaudhry Fawad Hussain stated that President Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Shehbaz Sharif’s case should be heard live on television.

Addressing the media, the Federal Minister for Information said that Rs4 Billion were discovered in the account of Nawaz Sharif’s peon Malik Maqsood. Today, Attorney General has also written a letter to Shehbaz Sharif.

He added that Nawaz Sharif says that he owns no foreign flat but he lives there. The Sharif family had earlier conspired against Sajjad Ali Shah. The Minister said that Billions of Rupees were looted from the nation, the money looted by Zardari and company. The nation wants an account.

Fawad stated that the court is being asked to determine these issues so that the public is aware, that the Shehbaz Sharif case should be heard on a daily basis, and that these cases should reach a logical end. It is unfortunate that the Sindh government has not given people with services such as health care and ration cards. The Sindh government has not even contributed to the empowered local government; these individuals wish to maintain others as servants; 5000 false accounts were established in the Omni scam; and Rs12 billion was recovered in the Omni affair.

He went on to say that we now have Pakistan as it was in 1947, and that per capita income has risen from $1400 to $1650. The top 100 corporations in Pakistan earned Rs929 billion. He went on to say that private enterprises should raise compensation for the salaried class.

Pakistan has a 37.5 percent growth rate. Despite COVID-19, the economy is improving. The world, today, is following Pakistan’s COVD-19 policy. The debt load is also falling, indicating that Pakistan is on the right track.