Despite the media’s hesitation over the grave issue, FIFA has spoken about the alleged corruption of PPP Minister Faisal Saleh Hayat in PFF.
FIFA brought up the subject of alleged corruption by former PPP minister Faisal Saleh Hayat in the Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) during the Master Final Projects Conference, while IPC Minister Ehsan Mazari opted to openly threaten PFF NC Head, Haroon Malik.
Despite the seriousness of the situation, Pakistan’s domestic media has ostensibly opted to remain silent about it, raising questions about accountability and transparency in the nation’s sports government. The “biggest scandal of corruption in Pakistan football” has been labeled as a result of the claims of corruption dating from 2003 to 2019. Ehsan Mazari has come under fire from detractors who want to know why the problem was ignored.
As transparency and accountability are considered essential for restoring integrity to Pakistan’s football environment, calls for an audit of Faisal Saleh Hayat, a member of the ruling party, have grown louder. For the prestige and development of Pakistani football, it is crucial to address these charges and pursue a comprehensive inquiry.
Without an open and unbiased investigation, the potential of the sport could be tarnished by the presence of corruption, impeding its development and depriving young players of a level playing field.
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