PESHAWAR: The name of the recently established anti-corruption committee in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has been changed from ‘Good Governance’ committee to ‘PTI Internal Accountability Committee’.
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The committee, established just 20 days ago, will now function under its new title with a dedicated secretariat, an office, staff, and all necessary facilities in place.
Sources revealed that a dedicated website will also be created for lodging complaints. Furthermore, multiple channels will be available for reporting corruption, including email and social media platforms.
PTI Internal Accountability Committee will consist of three members.
One of the members of the new committee stated that they have discussed the matter with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur, and a secretariat will be established soon. The committee will actively work against corruption, he added.
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He mentioned that so far, only former minister Shakeel Khan has been summoned, and no complaints have been received against any other minister or secretary. The committee is prepared to take action upon receiving any corruption complaints, the member said.