Complainant Against Punjab Anti-Corruption DG
A grave complaint has been lodged against Sohail Zafar Chattha, the Director General of Punjab’s Anti-Corruption Establishment. The complainant, Muhammad Sultan, accuses Chattha of shielding corrupt officials within the Buildings and Highways Departments in Sahiwal and Pakpattan, who allegedly embezzled billions of rupees. Sultan claims to have filed numerous complaints, but Chattha took no action. He demands Chattha’s arrest and prosecution for negligence and abuse of power.
The complaint includes a video clip featuring Additional DG Waqas, in which he can be heard threatening the complainant.
The complaint further calls for raids on the Anti-Corruption offices in Sahiwal and Lahore, asserting that evidence of corruption will be found there.
Key Points:
Grave Allegations: The complaint alleges embezzlement of billions and protection of the culprits by the Anti-Corruption DG.
Video Evidence and Threats: A video clip submitted with the complaint shows Additional DG Waqas threatening the complainant.
Call for Action: The complainant demands Chattha’s arrest, prosecution, and raids on Anti-Corruption offices.
Addressed to High Officials: The complaint has been sent to the Prime Minister, Interior Minister, and Chief Minister of Punjab, highlighting the seriousness of the accusations.
This is a highly serious matter involving allegations of corruption and threats against the complainant. Stay tuned for further details and updates on this developing story.
