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Court issues arrest warrants for accused involved in forgery

byCT Report
13/07/2017
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ISLAMABAD: A lower court issued non-bailable arrests warrants for a revenue official and foreign office employee in two separate cases of forgery and fraud.

Senior Civil Judge Islamabad Muhammad Shabbir Bhatti heard the cases filed by Federal Investigation Agency (FIA). The FIA official informed the court that official of Revenue

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Office Muhammad Asif tampered the revenue record and made a citizen owner of eight kanal land illegally. Similarly, the FIA also sought arrest warrants of another accused Amjad Ameen who was reportedly an employee of foreign office.

Amjad was accused of facilitating Ibrahim Koko a Mayanmar based international drug trafficker to get Pakistani passport the few years back. After hearing the arguments, the court issued non-bailable arrest warrants of the accused.

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