Pakistan's National Accountability Bureau leadership has appealed to the Senate to eliminate the Rs500 million threshold limitation that restricts corruption investigations against government officials. The NAB chief highlighted how legislative amendments have significantly constrained the bureau's investigative capacity, preventing action against high-ranking corrupt officials while the private sector remains subject to broader scrutiny. This restriction has created an imbalance in anti-corruption enforcement and undermined institutional effectiveness in combating financial crimes at governmental levels.

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