Cooperative Fraud: Congress approves agreement to form Parliamentary Inquiry Committee

Talking to mediapersons after the meeting, the chief whip Ramesh Akhtar said that the process of setting up a parliamentary inquiry committee to investigate the misappropriation and misappropriation of cooperative funds by political parties in the parliament including the Congress, said that the process of setting up a parliamentary inquiry committee is on the way and it has been decided to approve the agreement reached on Monday.

'Yesterday, it was agreed between the main political parties in the Federal Parliament to form a parliamentary inquiry committee. The mandate was also agreed upon. It was also agreed on how many members the committee will be and how long it will last. We have called that agreement a result-oriented agreement. The situation has reached a conclusion. The meeting of the Congress parliamentary party has approved the consensus on the outcome,' he said.

At the meeting of the House of Representatives, which is scheduled to be held at 4 o'clock, the article will be presented after the agreement with the mandate is passed by the meeting. The meeting of the United House, which was called for 1 pm, has been postponed to 3 pm, so the meeting of the House of Representatives will also be postponed. The chief whip writer said that special emphasis should be placed on monitoring and proper evaluation of the legal and institutional arrangements regarding the cooperative as a whole.