Security force surrounded the central bank plans to arrest wanted the corruption charges

Oh wow... who are they looking for?


23-10-2012 | (Voice of Iraq) - Add a comment -
Baghdad (news)

Witnesses said the security force surrounded the central bank by a private security force to arrest suspects.
Witnesses said (of the Agency news) on Tuesday: The security forces surrounded the central bank and prevent the entry and exit of him and will arrest wanted according to the files of corruption against them.

The move comes in the latest twist in the case of the central bank's controversial, where lawmakers accused the Financial and specialists where the government of trying to dominate the central bank, while government agencies say that some officials in the bank accused of corruption, and the duty to arrest.

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Security forces surrounded the central bank and arrested a group of employees
Ali Aldhargam - 10/23/2012 - 2:46 pm | Hits: 675


Security forces cordoned off on Tuesday the Iraqi Central Bank building and arrested a group of employees arrest warrants issued against them.

A security source said told {Euphrates News} that "security forces carried the day surrounded the Iraqi Central Bank and barred entry and exit from it and arrested a group of employees that sentenced arrest warrants by the Iraqi judiciary," adding that "the arrest warrants issued against {36} employees working in the Central Bank of Iraq after the charge of corruption. "

The Cabinet had voted a few days ago to exempt Central Bank Governor Sinan al-Shabibi from office and ask Abdul Basit Turki to manage the central bank to further notice, after the news that indicated the presence of suspicions of corruption in the work of the central bank and private sales dollar.


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