ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Hockey Federation and national players have joined hands with the National Accountability Bureau in its campaigns against rampant corruption in the country.

According to NAB, PHF and national players displayed NAB’s official board “Say No To Corruption” and vowed that they would coordinate with the national watchdog in its upcoming campaigns against corruption.

NAB chairman Qamar Zaman Chaudhry said displaying the NAB official banner, hockey players and officials gave strength to its campaign against corrupt practices.

Earlier, NAB launched a campaign through Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and Higher Education Commission.

“We fully support NAB’s campaign and will cooperate with it in its fight against corruption,” said PHF secretary Rana Mujahid.

Published in Dawn February 3rd , 2015

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