Senate committee calls for probe into Dasu-Islamabad Transmission Line irregularities
Most outlets reported that the Senate Standing Committee on Economic Affairs has called for investigations into alleged irregularities in the Dasu-Islamabad Transmission Line project, specifying the amount involved as Rs1.282 billion. ARY News led with the headline stating the Senate committee's call for a probe, while Business Recorder added context by naming the agencies requested for the investigation — NAB and FIA — and provided a brief geographical reference to Islamabad. Both outlets used the term "irregularities" without further characterization.
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FIA, NAB directed to investigate alleged irregularities in transmission line, ACRS Bunting Conductor Project
ISLAMABAD - The Senate Standing Committee on Economic Affairs has directed the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) and National Accountability Bureau (NAB) to investigate the alleged irregularities in the 765 kV Dasu-Islamabad Transmission Line Project and the ACRS Bunting Conductor Project.
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‘Irregularities’ in Dasu-Islamabad Transmission Line Project: Senate body for investigations by NAB, FIA
ISLAMABAD: The Senate Standing Committee on Economic Affairs has called for investigations by the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) and the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) into alleged irregularities amounting to Rs1.282 billion in the 765kV Dasu-Islamabad Transmission Line Project and ADB 401B 2022 Lot-II-A, involving the procurement of ACSR Bunting Conductor, which allegedly caused a lo...
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