In a shocking revelation, Lt. Gen. Nazir Ahmed Butt, the Chairman of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), the man who ordered the arrest of Imran Khan in the Toshakhana case on May 9, was found with a watch from the very same Toshakhana collection, which he took while serving as Military Secretary to the Prime Minister. This blatant contradiction raises serious questions: if taking gifts from Toshakhana especially watches is considered corruption, then why has Nazir Butt not been held accountable?
This hypocrisy underscores the double standards that prevail, where certain officials are above the law while others are ruthlessly targeted. Nazir Ahmad Butt’s case is a stark reminder of how the powerful continue to enjoy immunity, turning what should be a crime into a political tool.
If taking gifts from Toshakhana is wrong, then why is Nazir Butt still walking free? The question remains: are some parts of the establishment truly immune from justice?