Corruption breaks record under PPP govt - TI

[waleedhbk]

Re: Corruption breaks record under PPP govt - TI

Infact PPP is the only Jamhoori Jamaat yaar ;)

[Sannan]

Re: Corruption breaks record under PPP govt - TI

@waleedhbk

Infact PPP is the only Jamhoori Jamaat yaar

jo yaqeen rakhti hay kah Jamhoriat he bahtareen intiqaam hay

[waleedhbk]

Re: Corruption breaks record under PPP govt - TI

@Sannan

jo yaqeen rakhti hay kah Jamhoriat he bahtareen intiqaam hay

Woh yeh bhe yakeen rakhtay hai ke corruption unka haq hai

[Sannan]

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@achterbahn

PPP Jamhooriat pay yaqeen rakhti hay aur Ham nay qurbaniyaN di haiN jamhooriat kay liye.

Shaheed Bhutto nay apna khoon dya hay. BB Shaheed nay apna khoon dya hay…

PPP ShaheedoN ki jamaat hay.

Ham dartay nahi haiN QurbaniyaN dainay say.

As PPP is a Jamat of shuhda and after Tsunami of PTI, I suggest they should change their name to PPP Shaheed as they era is gonna over now :cobra: and in Garhi Shahu their Maqbara is ready too …

[Eshal_Raza]

Re: Corruption breaks record under PPP govt - TI

Where is your thread?

[Sannan]

Re: Corruption breaks record under PPP govt - TI

@Eshal_Raza

Where is your thread?

tum kitnay ---- karo gaiy
har post say maira thread niklay ga :cobra:

[Sachaydino]

Re: Corruption breaks record under PPP govt - TI

@Ali_Syed

According to transparency internetional Pakistan corruption has broken all records under the present regime with the scandals specifically mentioned are pia, railways, nicl, hajj and Rpp’s.

I have a question. A few days ago same TI publsihed a report that corruption on decline in Pakistan, and now this nonsense. Some one here is lying for what ever the reasons are. The contardictory statements by TI perhaps make this organization untrustworthy. The statements of these stupid gentlemen seems to be issued with certian pressure on their behind.

http://www.brecorder.com/business-a-economy/single/672/189/1256632/
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Corruption on decline in Pakistan: TI report**

**Transparency International (TI) has observed that corruption in Pakistan has reduced during the current year, credit of which has been given to Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of parliament, Judiciary and the Defence Ministry for applying PPRA Rules. ****According to the report, Pakistan 2011 Corruption Perceptions Index score was 2.5 out of 10, and ranked as 42nd most corrupt country out of 183 countries.

In 2010 its score was 2.3, and rank was 34th most corrupt country out 178 countries.

**New Zealand is ranked first, followed by Finland and Denmark.

Somalia and North Korea have been included in the index for the first time, are last number. The index scored 183 countries and territories from 0 (highly corrupt) to 10 (very clean) based on perceived levels of public sector corruption.

It uses data from 17 surveys that look at factors such as enforcement of anti-corruption laws, access to information etc.

"The appreciation of the corruption problem in Pakistan is a good sign.

Now we need strong action to make our public institutions more accountable to citizens," said Transparency International Pakistan Chairman Sohail Muzaffar.

According to him, signs of progress in Pakistan included good performance of PAC, which recovered Rs 115 billion from 2008-2011, the introduction of a Judicial Policy in 2009, which announced “zero-tolerance for corruption in judiciary”, Ministry of Defence efforts to apply long-standing public Procurement Rules 2004 in the armed forces departments and institutions such as Federal Tax Ombudsman considered as one of the cleanest institutions.

However, this progress has been overshadowed by ongoing corruption cases–the NICL, RPP and 2010 Hajj scandal in which the Supreme Court effected recoveries of billions of rupees. Transparency International’‘s 2011 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) shows some government’'s failing to protect citizens from corruption, be it abuse of public resources, bribery or secretive decision-making.

Transparency International warned that protests around the world, often fuelled by corruption and economic instability, clearly show citizens feel their leaders and public institutions are neither transparent nor accountable enough. "This year, we have seen corruption on protestors’’ banners, be they rich or poor.

Whether in Europe hit by debt crisis or Arab world starting a new political era, leaders must pay heed to the demands for better government," said Huguette Labelle, Chair of Transparency International

[Sohaib]

Re: Corruption breaks record under PPP govt - TI

@sachaydino

I have a question. A few days ago same TI publsihed a report that corruption on decline in Pakistan, and now this nonsense. Some one here is lying for what ever the reasons are. The contardictory statements by TI perhaps make this organization untrustworthy. The statements of these stupid gentlemen seems to be issued with certian pressure on their behind.

http://www.brecorder.com/business-a-economy/single/672/189/1256632/
**
Corruption on decline in Pakistan: TI report**

**Transparency International (TI) has observed that corruption in Pakistan has reduced during the current year, credit of which has been given to Public Accounts Committee (PAC) of parliament, Judiciary and the Defence Ministry for applying PPRA Rules. ****According to the report, Pakistan 2011 Corruption Perceptions Index score was 2.5 out of 10, and ranked as 42nd most corrupt country out of 183 countries.

In 2010 its score was 2.3, and rank was 34th most corrupt country out 178 countries.

**New Zealand is ranked first, followed by Finland and Denmark.

Somalia and North Korea have been included in the index for the first time, are last number. The index scored 183 countries and territories from 0 (highly corrupt) to 10 (very clean) based on perceived levels of public sector corruption.

It uses data from 17 surveys that look at factors such as enforcement of anti-corruption laws, access to information etc.

"The appreciation of the corruption problem in Pakistan is a good sign.

Now we need strong action to make our public institutions more accountable to citizens," said Transparency International Pakistan Chairman Sohail Muzaffar.

According to him, signs of progress in Pakistan included good performance of PAC, which recovered Rs 115 billion from 2008-2011, the introduction of a Judicial Policy in 2009, which announced “zero-tolerance for corruption in judiciary”, Ministry of Defence efforts to apply long-standing public Procurement Rules 2004 in the armed forces departments and institutions such as Federal Tax Ombudsman considered as one of the cleanest institutions.

However, this progress has been overshadowed by ongoing corruption cases–the NICL, RPP and 2010 Hajj scandal in which the Supreme Court effected recoveries of billions of rupees. Transparency International’‘s 2011 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) shows some government’'s failing to protect citizens from corruption, be it abuse of public resources, bribery or secretive decision-making.

Transparency International warned that protests around the world, often fuelled by corruption and economic instability, clearly show citizens feel their leaders and public institutions are neither transparent nor accountable enough. "This year, we have seen corruption on protestors’’ banners, be they rich or poor.

Whether in Europe hit by debt crisis or Arab world starting a new political era, leaders must pay heed to the demands for better government," said Huguette Labelle, Chair of Transparency International

Conspiracy!!!

If you read through the link posted, corruption index is low as compared to other countries. It does NOT mean that record corruption did not happen this year.

poora tu parh liya karo yar.

[Sachaydino]

Re: Corruption breaks record under PPP govt - TI

Conspiracy!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you read through the link posted, corruption index is low as compared to other countries. It does NOT mean that record corruption did not happen this year.

poora tu parh liya karo yar.

Don't you think these contradictory reports is really a conspiracy? It is improved as compared to last year according to this report.

[CM]

Re: Corruption breaks record under PPP govt - TI

Here is the secret: http://www.transparency.org.pk/news/newsdetail.php?nid=5184

:rolleyes:

[Ali_Syed]

Re: Corruption breaks record under PPP govt - TI

@TheRealDeal

Can you provide a link, or this just what you want people to believe?

I couldn’t copy the link here as I was using my phone.

Here you go:

http://pakobserver.net/detailnews.asp?id=132627
Record corruption under PPP Govt: TIP
Land Revenue, Police top list
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Karachi—The Transparency International Pakistan (TIP) says corruption touched its limits in the country in the outgoing year, breaking all records.

Addressing a news conference, TIP Chairman Sohail Muzaffar said that delay in action against corrupt elements dented the process of accountability badly. He said the list of scandals is endless — Steel Mills, NICL, Punjab Bank, Rental Power Plants (RPPs), Hajj operations, KESC, PIA, Railways and WAPDA to name a few.

He also said that the Supreme Court’s decisions are openly being violated, while institutions seem least interested in implementing court verdicts.

The TIP has declared Land Administration and Police the most corrupt departments in its 2011 survey, while Education and Military remained least corrupt.

The TIP survey report puts taxation at third place in corruption; judiciary at fourth; energy sector at fifth; tendering and contracting at sixth; customs at seventh while health sector was allotted eighth slot.

[EyEsOnSkY]

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well its true that Army widely involved in lands corruption.
one of my cousion work in Miltary Lands and Cantonments, he wokr in MEO(Military esttates office) dont wana mentioned city here told me few unbelieveable stories how lands are sell and how commissions distributed to all super ranks to clerks peons. note that all cantonments are under supervison of MLAC.