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NAB Arrests Amir Saeed in Kohistan Corruption Scandal, Secures 14-Day Remand

November 4, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

ISLAMABAD: The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) has arrested Amir Saeed, a key suspect in the Kohistan corruption scandal, and has obtained a 14-day physical remand for further investigation. The arrest took place on Monday as part of NAB’s ongoing efforts to combat corruption in the region.

According to NAB officials, Amir Saeed is accused of embezzling significant funds allocated for development projects in Kohistan. The bureau stated that the remand was necessary to interrogate Saeed regarding the whereabouts of the missing funds and to uncover the broader network involved in the scandal. NAB spokesperson emphasized the agency’s commitment to holding accountable those who exploit public resources.

This development raises serious concerns about governance and accountability in Pakistan, particularly in light of ongoing efforts to improve transparency and reduce corruption. Citizens have expressed frustration over the misuse of public funds, and this case could set a precedent for future investigations into similar allegations.

Moving forward, NAB plans to conduct thorough interrogations of Amir Saeed and may summon additional witnesses to strengthen the case. The bureau is expected to release further details in the coming weeks as the investigation unfolds.

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