NAB sends 11-point questionnaire to Bushra Bibi

ISLAMABAD: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has dispatched an 11-point questionnaire to the former first lady, Bushra Bibi, pertaining to the £190 million scandal case.

In the ongoing investigation into the £190 million scandal case, the anti-corruption watchdog has sought detailed information on various questions from Bushra Bibi.

The NAB has inquired about the educational qualifications of Bushra Bibi and whether she pursued any Islamic teaching courses.

The anti-corruption watchdog has asked about the purpose behind establishing the Al-Qadir University Project Trust.

The questionnaire has sought to clarify if Bushra Bibi holds any responsibilities as a teacher and as a trustee simultaneously at the Al-Qadir University.

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The NAB has inquired about any salaries or benefits received by Bushra Bibi from the university in her capacity as a trustee or teacher.

The NAB has sought to understand whose initiative it was to establish Al-Qadir University and how the location for it was determined.

The anti-corruption watchdog has sought details regarding the specific responsibilities held by Bushra Bibi as a trustee at Al-Qadir University.

The NAB has questioned the involvement of Malik Riaz and Bahria Town in the creation of the trust, including whether they initiated the process or they were approached by Bushra Bibi.

The NAB has sought the nature of the relationship between her and Farhat Shehzadi.

These inquiries are a part of NAB’s ongoing efforts to uncover essential details in the investigation into the £190 million scandal case.