If a holder of public office is any other person who commits the offense of the corruption and corrupt practices shall be punishable for a term which made extent to:

A person committing corruption and corrupt practices as a public office holder or any other involved party faces punishment, often up to 14 years imprisonment, fine, or both, under Pakistan's NAB Ordinance, with potential forfeiture of disproportionate assets; however, under older laws like the Prevention of Corruption Act, penalties could be up to 7 years. The specific term depends on the exact statute (like NAB Ordinance or Prevention of Corruption Act) and jurisdiction (Pakistan vs. India), but generally involves significant jail time and financial penalties for illicit gains.