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PPP’s Palwasha Khan declares FIA, NCCIA ‘corrupt’

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January 30, 2026
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Pakistan Peoples Party Senator Palwasha Khan. —  Senate of Pakistan Website/File
Pakistan Peoples Get together Senator Palwasha Khan. — Senate of Pakistan Web site/File

ISLAMABAD: PPP Senator Palwasha Khan on Monday accused the Federal Investigation Company (FIA) and Nationwide Cyber Crime Investigation Company (NCCIA) of being “corrupt”, calling for all land allotment inquiries to be shifted to the Nationwide Accountability Bureau (NAB).

The PPP lawmaker made these remarks throughout a gathering of the Senate Standing Committee on Privileges, chaired by Senator Waqar Mehdi.

In the course of the briefing, Capital Growth Authority (CDA) Chairman Muhammad Ali Randhawa knowledgeable the committee that the authority had its data scanned by means of the Punjab Land Income Authority and was pursuing all court docket instances professionally.

He mentioned that the CDA would absolutely adjust to no matter choice the courts ship and affirmed that the authority was accountable if any wrongdoing was confirmed. He additionally questioned how the CDA may take a place on issues at the moment earlier than civil courts.

CDA officers mentioned a number of instances have been pending associated to farmhouse allotments, every valued at round Rs1.5 billion.

In the meantime, PPP Senator Rubina Khalid criticised the CDA for failing to fulfil its tasks towards affected residents.

The CDA chairman added that the land file was being computerised and that the authority wouldn’t trigger delays in court docket proceedings. He mentioned instances involving corruption by CDA staff have been being handed over to the FIA.

Senator Khalid questioned how a single plot was transferred 5 occasions throughout the CDA workplace — a difficulty CDA officers failed to elucidate satisfactorily.

The chairman urged the committee to let the court docket determine the matter, saying the CDA would contest the case legally.

Senator Mehdi requested the place the fifth purchaser of the plot was anticipated to go beneath such circumstances.

For her half, Senator Palwasha mentioned FIA was itself corrupt, including that NCCIA was no completely different. She advisable that every one instances of unlawful allotments be forwarded to NAB after acquiring full particulars.

The CDA chairman mentioned the authority was prepared to offer data and ship the matter to NAB, however PML-N Senator Saadia Abbasi questioned how a sub judice case could possibly be referred.

Senator Palwasha additional alleged that a number of junior CDA staff had been wrongfully terminated.

The committee sought the entire file of all instances involving faux plot allotments and transfers. The Senate physique’s chairman directed the CDA chairman to offer the paperwork directly.

Throughout the identical assembly, members additionally raised quite a few complaints relating to lodging within the Parliament Lodges.

The CDA chairman assured the committee he would go to the lodges personally to resolve the problems.





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