Shabbar Zaidi finally reveals why he left FBR

 

ISLAMABAD DEC 31 - Former chairman of the Federal Board of Revenue (FBR), Shabbar Zaidi, has finally spoken up about his unexpected resignation from the post. Six months after stepping down, Shabbar has revealed that ‘pressures from disguised mafias,’ among other reasons, led him to this decision.

Taking to Twitter, the former FBR chairman shed light on his appearance in a TV show the other night where he spoke about his tenure as FBR’s chairman.

He wrote:

Glad to see politico-social awareness in the masses. Just shared some thoughts on ‘Dunya Kamran Khan Kay Sath’ yesterday night. The public listened, that is enough. I left FBR, pressures from the disguised mafia, the hypocrisy of so-called intelligentsia.

Zaidi commented that Prime Minister Imran Khan is on the right path and that he will continue to support his cause.

In another tweet, he urged Prime Minister Imran Khan to revisit his decision to shift the PIA headquarters from Karachi to Islamabad.

Having been directly associated with the company for over 30 years I do not see cogent reason. Imran Khan Sahib is suggested to re-examine.

 After a long, mysterious silence since quitting FBR, Shabbar made headlines on Tuesday by revealing that Pakistanis have stashed $150 billion in overseas bank accounts and earn peanuts in terms of lower interest rates.

He appealed to businessmen with foreign bank accounts to move their money to Pakistan.

The time has come for these businessmen to think about bringing back the huge sum of money to Pakistan.

Zaidi reflected on his meeting with renowned Pakistani business tycoons who had billions of dollars in countries like Malta.

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