Pakistan admiral on corruption charges

Pakistan’s former navy chief was charged today with receiving kickbacks worth more than £3.5m (€5.44m) in connection to the purchase of three ships by the national shipping company.

Pakistan admiral on corruption charges
Tue, 16 Jul, 2002 - 16:36

Pakistan’s former navy chief was charged today with receiving kickbacks worth more than £3.5m (€5.44m) in connection to the purchase of three ships by the national shipping company.

Admiral Mansur ul-Haq and Mirza Ashfaq Baig, the former director of the Pakistan National Shipping Corporation, were remanded in custody until July 30 when they appeared before a corruption court in Karachi.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: PakistanPlace: KarachiPerson: AdmiralPerson: Mansur ul-HaqPerson: Mirza Ashfaq BaigPerson: HaqPerson: prime ministerPerson: Nawaz SharifPerson: President Pervez MusharrafPerson: SharifOrganisation: Pakistan National Shipping CorporationOrganisation: National Accountability Bureau
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