Former adviser to the prime minister Shahzad Akbar Monday denied the allegations of corruption levelled against him and issued a clarification, saying that the news published against him by a news agency was "baseless".
Taking to Twitter, Akbar wrote: "A baseless news regarding me which does not make any sense has been published by a news agency."
آج آن لائن نیوز ایجنسی کی وساطت سے میرے بارے میں ایک بےسروپا اور بنیاد خبر شائع کروای ہے جسکا نہ ہی کوئی سر ہے نہ پیر، اور میں اسکی سختی سے تردید کرتا ہوں،میری جنگ اور دیگر معتبر اداروں سے درخواست ہے کہ ایسی غیر تصدیق شدہ خبریں چھاپنے سے گریز کریں، ۱/۲
— Mirza Shahzad Akbar (@ShazadAkbar) June 6, 2022
He also requested media organisations to stop publishing the news and warned of legal action against those who failed to comply.
Earlier, a news agency alleged that Akbar had formed a group and bought properties worth "billions of rupees" under the garb of making the accountability process better.
The news agency also alleged that Akbar "misused government's resources and officials, hoarded money, and disappeared."
