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Pakistan's NAB to offer hi-tea to prisoners on Eid

By IANS | Updated: May 21, 2020 12:10 IST

Pakistan's National Accountability Bureau (NAB) will give a 'relief to its prisoners by offering hi-tea on the occasion of ...

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Pakistan's National Accountability Bureau (NAB) will give a 'relief to its prisoners by offering hi-tea on the occasion of Eid, a media report said on Thursday.

"Keeping its past tradition alive, the NAB has arranged hi-tea for all detained suspects and they will also be presented bouquets on Eid day," Dawn news quoted a NAB spokesperson as saying in a statement on Wednesday.

The bureau said it had decided to present bouquets to all its suspects detained at Kot Lakhpat and Camp jails in Lahore on judicial remand.

Opposition leader in Punjab Assembly Hamza Shahbaz, Jang media group editor-in-chief Mir Shakilur Rehman and Lahore Development Authority former director general Ahad Cheema were among those on judicial remand in NAB cases.

( With inputs from IANS )

Tags: Lahore Development AuthorityMir shakilur rehmanAhad cheemaLahoreNational Accountability BureauHamza
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