A complaint lodged with the Ministry of Interior by Mian Shafiq ur Rehman, a resident of Nankana Sahib, paints a grim picture of alleged corruption and abuse of power by Ahmar Naik, the former Deputy Commissioner of Nankana Sahib. The complaint details a complex scheme involving property registrations, fraudulent cancellations, and misuse of public funds, leading to a loss of billions of rupees for citizens.
Specific Allegations
* Property Fraud: Naik, allegedly in cahoots with his associate Parvaiz Mehmal, is accused of defrauding 72 individuals through a deceptive property registration scheme in Sangla Hill. After pocketing the registration fees, Naik allegedly canceled these registrations to cover his tracks and even went so far as to file false cases against the victims to silence them.
* Misuse of Development Funds: The complaint further claims Naik diverted a substantial sum of 42.5 million rupees, meant for development projects, towards the personal benefit of Parvaiz Mehmal’s village.
* Personal Enrichment: Rehman also alleges that Naik amassed a significant fortune through his corrupt activities, with assets including properties in major cities and lucrative LPG plants.
Calls for Action
* NAB Inquiry: Rehman has demanded a thorough investigation by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) into Naik’s assets and financial dealings to expose the full extent of his alleged corruption.
* Recovery of Looted Funds: The complaint urges the authorities to take immediate steps to recover the billions of rupees allegedly stolen from the people of Nankana Sahib.
* Justice for Victims: Rehman calls for strict legal action against Naik and his accomplices to ensure justice for the victims of this alleged scam.
Impact on Government Image
The complainant highlights the severe damage such high-profile corruption cases can inflict on the reputation of the Punjab government and Chief Minister, emphasizing the urgent need for decisive action.
Disclaimer: The allegations against Ahmar Naik remain unproven until thoroughly investigated and verified by the relevant authorities.
Additional Notes:
* The complaint specifically mentions that Rehman himself suffered a loss of 110 million rupees due to the alleged scam.
* The date on the complaint document is July 23, 2024.
* Contact information for the complainant is included in the document.
This revised news article aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the allegations and demands made in the complaint.
