A #three #steps #solution to the #IPP’s #imbroglio.

Our nation stands at the precipice of economic catastrophe, its foundations eroded by the insidious actions of financial terrorists. Situtation is extremely grim to the extent that ordinary folks are committing suicides or killing each other on receiving rising power bills. The entire country is on the verge of strife, like the recently witnessed turmoil in the Aj&K areas. While almost on a daily basis, our brave soldiers and officers make the ultimate sacrifice to safeguard our future and sovereignty, a sinister enemy within, is plundering our wealth and jeopardizing our future by way of IPP’s scandal. This IPP’s coterie is so strong that despite the decision of the PTI government in its first cabinet meeting to conduct the forensic audit of the IPP’s , the government failed to move ahead on this matter.
To stem this tide of corruption and economic treason, the following three steps strategy is proposed:

1). Our parliament must swiftly enact legislation establishing military courts to prosecute grave nature economic crimes like one-sided agreements and subsequent corruption in the IPP’s with the utmost severity of minimum punishment of death, and confiscation of all assets and properties in Pakistan and abroad, even if those properties and assets stands transferred to others.
2). Swift and fast track forensic audits by the AGP office of all the IPP’s. During this audit period, all directly or indirectly connected persons with the IPP’s issue must not be allowed to leave Pakistan irrespective of their status or nationality. Further, no person directly or indirectly involved in any manner with the IPP’s if serving on political or government posts, must leave the charge until the finalisation of the audit.
3). Anyone found guilty of corruption or dereliction in duties must pay back the entire amount of his share of corruption/negligence decided by the auditors of the AGP office, within 7 days to the GoP. Else, all defaulters must be tried by the military courts with the right of appeal granted in accordance with the military rule.

Syed Nayyar Uddin Ahmad