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Thursday, May 25, 2023

Govt reappoints Irfan Qadir as SAPM on accountability

 Thursday May 25, 2023


Qadir would take care of undertakings connected with responsibility.
His status will be equivalent to clergyman of state.
He had ventured down as SAPM in Spring


ISLAMABAD: Previous principal legal officer and famous law specialist Irfan Qadir has been reappointed unique associate to the top state leader (SAPM) on responsibility, The News revealed.


Qadir had been first designated as the SAPM for PM Shehbaz Sharif last year in September yet surrendered on Walk 29 after he showed up under the watchful eye of the High Court, as the advice for the Political race Commission of Pakistan (ECP).


After his most recent arrangement, the law specialist would care for the undertakings connected with responsibility as he is known for his steadfast arguing against debasement and degenerate practices.


He will benefit the status equivalent to a state clergyman and will have his office in the State leader's Office (PMO), a notice for his arrangement expressed.


Prior, Qadir had filled in as an appointed authority of the Lahore High Court (LHC), head legal officer of Pakistan and as examiner general of the Public Responsibility Department (Grab).


His arrangement at this crossroads is seen as a critical improvement following cases forthcoming under the watchful eye of Grab and responsibility courts against Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Director Imran Khan.


Sources said that Qadir's legitimate exhortation would be of vital importance in the arguments against the PTI director.

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