38 Officers Are Expelled From the Iraqi Interior on Charges of Administrative and Financial Corruption - Al-Sharq Gate
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The Iraqi Ministry of Interior announced on Wednesday the dismissal of 3,463 officers and personnel from service due to administrative and financial corruption and desertion. Major General Miqdad Miri, head of the ministry's media and public relations department, stated that the decision included 38 officers proven to be involved in administrative and financial corruption cases, along with 180 personnel against whom final court rulings had been …
The Head of the Department of Relations and Information of the Ministry of the Interior of Iraq, Major General Mekdad Miri, announced on Wednesday that the Ministry of the Interior had decided to dismiss 38 officers once they had been found to be involved in cases of administrative and financial corruption. In a press release on the official website of the Ministry of the Interior of Iraq, Meri said that the Ministry had decided to dismiss 180 a…
On Wednesday, the head of the Department of Relations and Information of the Iraqi Ministry of the Interior, Major General Mekdad Miri, announced that the Ministry of the Interior had decided to dismiss 38 officers permanently after they had been found to be involved in administrative and financial corruption cases.
Ministry of the Interior: 38 officers found to be involved in corruption and 3245 deserters...
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