Today, Wednesday, a reliable source confirmed that the Director General of the Tax Authority paid ten million dollars to close the audio leak investigation file.
“The accused Ali Waad Allawi tried during the past two days to contact influential parties and members of the House of Representatives to rescue him from the charges directed and proven against him,” the source said in a statement to dinaropinions.com, indicating that “Allawi paid 10 million dollars to completely end this file.”
He went on to say, “This file faces great difficulties due to the support of some members of the House of Representatives and many political parties for the accused, as they seek to acquit the latter,” explaining that “these parties practice and sponsor corruption, unlike other representatives who refuse to close this file.” He added that “these parties practice and sponsor corruption.”
He added, “Allawi, during the course of the investigation, confessed to a number of those involved in corruption, including the Director of Babylon Taxes, who was also arrested.” He stated, “The Integrity Commission was able to arrest the accused because all the charges against him were proven.”
It is interesting to note that after receiving $10 million, former Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi appointed Ali Waad Allawi as governor of Babylon and appointed him director of the Tax Authority after Al-Sudani’s government was established.
