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A Pakistani court sentenced a former Bahria Town executive to 10 years in prison and fined him $100,000 for laundering $1.7 billion through illegal channels.
An Islamabad accountability court sentenced Lt Col (retd) Khalil ur Rehman, former COO of Bahria Town, to 10 years in prison and fined him Rs25 million for laundering around Rs1.7 billion through illegal hawala and hundi networks.
The verdict, based on evidence and testimony from 12 witnesses, marks the first final decision in a money laundering case handled by the FIA’s Islamabad Circle.
The court ordered confiscation of assets acquired through illicit means, citing damage to financial integrity.
Several individuals, including Malik Riaz, were declared proclaimed offenders for failing to appear.
The case, registered in August 2025, stemmed from an FIA investigation into offshore transfers tied to Bahria Town between 2007 and 2025.
Un tribunal paquistaní sentenció a un ex ejecutivo de Bahria Town a 10 años de prisión y le multó con 100.000 dólares por lavar 1.700 millones de dólares a través de canales ilegales.