‘Bureaucrats Swallowing Billions Like Crocodiles’: Pakistan Defence Minister’s Explosive Claim Against Top Officials | World News
On Wednesday, Pakistani Defense Minister Khawaja accused senior officials of great corruption and claimed that half of the country’s bureaucracy had purchased property in Portugal and was preparing to obtain citizenship.
In a mission on the X, the Pakistani Defense Minister claimed that these officials had accumulated a great deying through corruption and that they live in a luxury way after retirement.
Asif, “More than half of our bureaucracy has purchased property in Portugal and is preparing to get citizenship. These are not ordinary people, not the crocodiles such as crocodiles after swallowing a comfortable retired life, well -known bureaucrats.” He said.
The Defense Minister also criticized a senior bureaucrat close to former Punjab Prime Minister Usman Buzdar and claimed that the authority had received salami (ceremonial gifts) at their wedding’s weddings.
“A bureaucrat close to Buzdar took four billion [rupees] Only at the weddings of their daughters in Salami. This bureaucracy pollutes our land. ”
The explanation comes at a time when Pakistan occupied Jammu and Kashmir (POJK) infrastructure and basic public services and basic public services emerge. This neglect deprived thousands of residents of the basic opportunities. Local communities are increasingly expressing the concerns of widespread corruption, political prejudice and development funds on false management.
The settled Saad Hameed Kayani said that despite the POJK government allocating an important budget for development initiatives every year, the funds rarely reach the most desperate areas.
He claims that the members of the Assembly often direct projects to their political allies in exchange for loyalty, leading to lower work and lack of total accountability. As a result, the people stated that the people were unaware of the benefits of the money allocated for them.
While standing next to the defense path, which is vital for approximately 30,000 quiets, he pointed out that despite the importance, the road remained in the same terrible situation two and a half years ago. Vehicles cannot pass it, while even patients should be carried manually while forcing individuals to carry goods on pedestrian.
Kayani stressed that negligence went far beyond the roads. The region does not have a functioning regional health unit (DHU) that forces residents to travel long distances even for the most basic medical services. This deficiency in health infrastructure constantly endangers the lives of patients. Training facilities are similarly ignored. Many schools remain unfinished years after the start of work, and even those completed deteriorate, lack of basic furniture, teaching materials and sufficient number of teachers.
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