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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: Alleged Disappearance of Rs72 Billion in Records and Financial Irregularities Worth Rs153 Billion Reported; Samar Haroon Bilour Claims NAB Action Is Underway.
06-Nov-2026 — Qazi Jawad
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PESHAWAR: Allegations have emerged in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa regarding the alleged disappearance of records related to Rs72 billion and suspected financial irregularities amounting to Rs153 billion. Samar Haroon Bilour has commented on the matter, stating that those allegedly involved in financial corruption are likely to face accountability and that action against them is expected to begin.
According to Samar Haroon Bilour, the alleged financial irregularities involving billions of rupees and the reported disappearance of official records in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are matters of serious concern. Referring to the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), she claimed that action against those allegedly involved in financial corruption is being initiated.
She called for individuals responsible for causing losses to the national exchequer and involvement in financial irregularities to be brought before the law. She also demanded transparent and impartial investigations into all related matters.
Note: The figures mentioned in this report, as well as claims regarding NAB proceedings, require verification through official sources before being treated as confirmed facts.
According to Samar Haroon Bilour, the alleged financial irregularities involving billions of rupees and the reported disappearance of official records in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are matters of serious concern. Referring to the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), she claimed that action against those allegedly involved in financial corruption is being initiated.
She called for individuals responsible for causing losses to the national exchequer and involvement in financial irregularities to be brought before the law. She also demanded transparent and impartial investigations into all related matters.
Note: The figures mentioned in this report, as well as claims regarding NAB proceedings, require verification through official sources before being treated as confirmed facts.
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