The chairman of Pakistan’s digital ID agency NADRA, Tariq Malik, has resigned from his position in the wake of a leak of data relating to the family of a senior army official. Malik had urged the government to replace him with an individual with a professional technical background, rather than a serving or retired bureaucrat.
According to reports, Malik had also terminated several NADRA employees and filed for criminal proceedings against them in response to the leak.
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