Watchdog aims to clear corruption case backlog
The Anti-Corruption Commission is aiming to reduce its backlog of cases to below 500 by the end of the year.
24 Apr 2018, 9:00 AM
The Anti-Corruption Commission is aiming to reduce its backlog of cases to below 500 by the end of the year, the watchdog’s chief said Monday night.
Speaking at a function held to mark National Anti-Corruption Day, ACC president Hassan Luthfy urged staff to expedite probes and help reach the clearance target.
In his remarks as the chief guest, Deputy Education Minister Dr Abdulla Nazeer stressed the importance of pursuing higher education in anti-corruption studies.
The commission’s 2017 statistics were officially released at the function.
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