1.What is the
reason of corruption in Pakistan?
Corruption is a
process of decay which can never be completely remove from the society. Some of the most basic
causes of corruption in Pakistan are low salaries, insufficient accountability,
habit, culture, monopoly of power, transparency problem, red tape. Lack of
honesty and integrity
In society. So
corruption is to be done everywhere. Everyone wants to fulfill their needs or
to get success so corrupt ways are used for that so you find corruption on all
levels that’s why there are so many reason of corruption.
2.What is the types
of corruption?
Type of corruption indulged in. For example Corruption
and corrupt practices, Misuse of Authority, Bank default and Loan write off.
3.What is the impact of corruption in our society?
Corruption
has direct relevance with the standard of governance.
In Social sphere, corruption discourages people to
work together for the common good. Frustration and general apathy among the
public result in a weak civil society. Demanding and paying bribes becomes the
tradition. It also results in social inequality and widened gap between the
rich and poor.
4. What is the ratio of
corruption in Pakistan?
Pakistan loses up to seven billion rupees daily to corruption.Pakistan’s
GDP in 2011 was $211.1 billion, which would make losses of $61 million a day
equal to around 10 per cent of GDP.Pakistan needs immediate enforcement of good governance and
Transparent administration to counter the acute problems
5.What is imprisonment of
corruption in Pakistan?
Under the NAO, if someone is caught for the
offence of corruption, he is made punishable living in Pakistan, except serving
personal’s of the armed forces of Pakistan and judiciary.
6. what is the role of anti
corruption agencies in Pakistan?
For many years, the anti
corruption policy makers were thinking of establishing law and enforcement
agencies to deal with corruption. The people of Pakistan also advocated the
establishing of such agencies and hence some agencies came into existence with
the primary role of curbing corruption in Pakistan. Today Pakistan has six anti
corruption agencies, two at the federal level and four at the provincial level.
In addition to these agencies there are three laws and three sets of courts
related to anti corruption.
7.What is the objectives of anti corruption department?
Setting in motion
systemic improvements that will strengthen the national integrity system and
the people against corruption. The elimination of corruption by engaging all
the stakeholders in the fight against corruption, through a programme, which is
holistic, comprehensive and progressive.
8. What is the cure of
corruption in Pakistan?
Corruption was not seen as a systemic
failure but as behavioral problem with certain individuals. Hence anti-corruption
was primarily seen as a matter of enforcement of law on some miscreant
individuals. No organizational or structural reforms were thought as necessary
to stop corruption. The law was used against petty officials but no big fish
was caught. Lack of resources, selectivity, reliance on police and ignoring
prevention.