ISLAMABAD: Zafar Hijazi, the former chairman of Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), was handed over to Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) for three more days on physical remand, Samaa reported Wednesday.
According our correspondent, the former SECP chief was produced by FIA before Senior Civil Judge at end of his four-day remand in record tempering case.
The FIA investigators produced evidences against him and sought his remand for three more days. The judge handed him over to FIA, directing his production on July 29. He was arrested last week after being found guilty of tampering in Sharif family’s financial record.
SECP Director Maheen Fatima had confessed in court that the records sought by joint investigation team in Panama Papers case were tampered on the directions of Zafar Hijazi.
