Prime Minister Imran Khan has returned the bullet proof car which was gifted to him by ruling party Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) stalwart Jahangir Tareen, following the Sugar Forensic Commission (SFC)’s report that noted “double booking, under-reporting and over-invoicing” by Tareen’s JDW sugar mills.
Journalist Sanaullah Khan who is associated with English daily DAWN, quoted Special Assistant to Prime Minister (SAPM) on Accountability Mirza Shahzad Akbar as saying that the premier has returned the bullet proof car gifted by Jahangir Tareen.
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On Thursday, Information Minister Shibli Faraz and SAPM Shehzad Akbar revealed details from a report issued by SFC constituted to investigate the shortage and price hike of the sugar in the country in recent times.
Akbar, while mentioning the JDW sugar mill in which Jahangir Tareen has a 21pc stake, said: “The SFC report noted that the mill [JDW] under-invoiced sales from bagasse and molasses which resulted in 25pc cost inflation. They also committed corporate fraud whereby money was transferred from their PLC to their private company. Forward sales, satta, unnamed sales have all been associated with JDW too."
He said that according to the findings of the report, the mill committed “double booking, under-reporting and over-invoicing".
Journalist Sanaullah Khan who is associated with English daily DAWN, quoted Special Assistant to Prime Minister (SAPM) on Accountability Mirza Shahzad Akbar as saying that the premier has returned the bullet proof car gifted by Jahangir Tareen.
https://twitter.com/sanaullahdawn/status/1263545476747534336?s=12
On Thursday, Information Minister Shibli Faraz and SAPM Shehzad Akbar revealed details from a report issued by SFC constituted to investigate the shortage and price hike of the sugar in the country in recent times.
Akbar, while mentioning the JDW sugar mill in which Jahangir Tareen has a 21pc stake, said: “The SFC report noted that the mill [JDW] under-invoiced sales from bagasse and molasses which resulted in 25pc cost inflation. They also committed corporate fraud whereby money was transferred from their PLC to their private company. Forward sales, satta, unnamed sales have all been associated with JDW too."
He said that according to the findings of the report, the mill committed “double booking, under-reporting and over-invoicing".