The case against Akbar Bugti's son Shah Zawar was registered at the request of his wife. Shah Zawar Bugti is also accused of posting anti-Islamic posts on social media.
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| A case has been registered against Shah Zawar Bugti for uploading his wife's photos on social media |
QUETTA - The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has registered a case against Shah Zawar Bugti for uploading pictures of his wife on social media. The case against Akbar Bugti's son was registered at the request of his wife, Shah Zawar Bugti. But he is also accused of posting anti-Islamic posts on social media. Private TV sources say that a case has been registered against Nawab Akbar Bugti's son Shah Zawar Bugti for uploading pictures of his wife on social media.
Shah Zawar Bugti's wife had filed an application with the FIA for registration of the case, alleging that Shah Zawar Bugti had uploaded pictures on social media.
The FIA has registered a case against Shah Zawar. According to FIA sources, Shah Zawar is also accused of making anti-Islamic posts. On the other hand, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) in Karachi has exposed a group of bank employees and others involved in credit card fraud, more than 60 so far. Affected citizens have come forward.
The group of arrested suspects was very clever in forgery. The fraud involved private bank employees, including the delivery boy and agent of the courier company. According to the authorities, the gang had been committing fraud for two years. The card-making and courier company employee would hand over the credit to the group himself, while the private bank employee would forge signatures and share confidential information.
The group also included an officer from the sales department of the credit card department of a private bank so far more than Rs 10 million has been withdrawn from the affected citizens The private bank officer was responsible for verifying fake documents, verifying the identity card of the courier company employee. The FIA officials said that they used to withdraw this amount at the maximum limit of each credit card the three accused involved in the case are being investigated and further arrests are being made
