Separate force on anvil to fight corruption

The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) government has drafted a new law titled the "Anti-Corruption Force Act" to prevent corruption, which will be presented in the assembly after approval from the cabinet. Adviser on Anti-Corruption Brigadier (Retd) Musaddiq Abbasi has stated that under the new law, ministers, including the Chief Minister, will also be held accountable. During a press conference at the Information Cell, the Adviser on Anti-Corruption mentioned that the current government has investigated numerous corruption cases within government departments, uncovering scandals related to wheat procurement, medicine purchases, and other irregularities. As part of the government's anti-corruption measures, employees who had been in the same position for two years were transferred. A wheat scandal worth Rs170 million has been registered for investigation, and further inquiries are ongoing.

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