Attock Jail Superintendent Arrested for Allegedly Attempting to Bribe IG Prisons

ATTOCK: Superintendent of Attock Jail, Imran Barth, has reportedly been arrested for allegedly attempting to bribe the Inspector General of Prisons.
According to the spokesperson for the IG Prisons, Imran Barth allegedly placed an envelope containing cash on the desk of the Inspector General of Prisons during a meeting. The envelope was reportedly offered as a bribe.
The spokesperson said the IG Prisons refused to accept the alleged bribe and immediately informed the Home Secretary about the incident. Following the report, the Anti-Corruption Establishment was alerted and initiated action.
According to the available information, the Anti-Corruption Establishment took immediate action and arrested the Attock Jail superintendent. Further investigation and legal proceedings are reportedly underway.
The spokesperson for the IG Prisons said the department has adopted a zero-tolerance policy toward corruption, bribery and misuse of authority. Officials involved in such practices will face action in accordance with the law.
Further details regarding the alleged bribe amount, the circumstances surrounding the incident and the ongoing investigation are expected to emerge as the legal proceedings progress.
Note: This report is based on the initial official account provided by the spokesperson for the IG Prisons. The allegations remain subject to investigation, and their final legal determination will depend on the relevant proceedings and court findings.