Complaint in NAB against CJ’s son

ISLAMABAD—High court lawyer Abdul Rehman Minhas has lodged a complaint in National Accountability Bureau (NAB) against Dr Arsalan Iftikhar Chaudhry, son of Justice Iftikhar Mohammad Chaudhry, Chief Justice of Pakistan over charges of corruption and misuse of power.
Chairman NAB has been asked to order an inquiry under article 27, 25 and 178 of the constitution and NAB laws.
In his complaint the complainant has provided clippings from different newspapers, and documents vis-ŕ-vis overseas training of Dr Arsalan as a proof.
The plaintiff in his complaint has maintained that Dr Arsalan due to his influential position went to FIA on deputation and later joined Police as an ASP, whereas basically he is a MBBS Doctor and had practiced as Medical Officer in Quetta, Balochistan. He appeared for CSS examination twice but failed. A case was lodged with Balochistan High court against Dr Arsalan and when the examination record was presented before the Court it was found that Dr Arsalan only secured 16 marks out of 100 in English subject. The case is still pending in BHC. Whereas Arsalan Chaudhry joined FIA on deputation and without any rules and procedures, he went to Police and got officer training and at present is working as an ASP in Lahore.—Online