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Pak army chief Bajwa’s family became billionaires in last six years: Report

Less than two weeks before Pakistan army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa's tenure is about to end, a damaging report has shed light on the sharp rise of wealth of close family members of the most powerful person in the country in six years

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Islamabad [Pakistan], (ANI): Less than two weeks before Pakistan army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa’s tenure is about to end, a damaging report has shed light on the sharp rise of wealth of close family members of the most powerful person in the country in six years. Writing for Fact Focus, Pakistani journalist Ahmad Noorani has unearthed how Bajwa’s immediate and extended family members, in a few years, started a new business, became owners of farmhouses in prominent Pakistani cities and bought foreign properties, making billions of dollars in the process. The investigative report by Fact Focus is supported by a lot of data that looks into the financial dealing of Bajwa’s family, including his wife, Ayesha Amjad, his daughter-in-law Mahnoor Sabir and other close family members.

“Within six years, both families become billionaires, started an international business, purchased multiple foreign properties, started transferring capital abroad, become owners of commercial plazas, commercial plots, huge farmhouses in Islamabad and Karachi, an immense real estate portfolio in Lahore, and so on. The market value of the – known – assets and businesses within Pakistan and outside accumulated by the Bajwa family during the last six years is more than Rs12.7 billion,” Noorani wrote. Based on tax returns and other financial statements, the Pakistani journalist noted how between 2013 and 2017, Bajwa revised the wealth statement for 2013 three times after being appointed country’s army chief. “In the revised wealth statement for 2013, General Bajwa added a commercial plot in phase VIII of DHA Lahore. He claimed that he had purchased this plot in 2013 but forgot to declare. He would continue to forget for the next four years and could only remember his omissions in 2017, one year after becoming army chief,” he wrote Focus. In 2016, Ayesha Amjad declared eight “Any Other Assets” without giving much detail. However, this was revised on April 17, 2018, when Bajwa became the Pak army chief. She declared that the net value of her assets during the previous financial year, 2015, was zero. But within six years, after dubious dealing of residential and commercial plots, her wealth went from zero in 2016 to Rs 2.2 billion – “not including residential plots, commercial plots, and houses given by the army to her husband.”

The change in fortune of Bajwa’s daughter-in-law Mahnoor Sabir is equally impressive. “The total worth of a young woman’s declared assets was zero in the last week of October 2018. It jumped to more than one billion (Rs 1271 million) just one week before her marriage on November 02, 2018,” Ahmad Noorani wrote. Though Mahnoor Sabir declared these properties to the FBR in 2018, the report added that the filing retrospectively stated that they acquired these properties in the tax years 2014, 2015, and 2016. This report on Bajwa comes on Sunday, a day before the process for the appointment of a new army chief is likely to start. The content of Fact Focus is so damaging that the website of the publication is reportedly being blocked in Pakistan.” FactFocus website being blocked in Pakistan. We will fight censorship. Please use VPN. Free VPNs available in app stores. Or use the one you use to watch “those” sites,” the publication tweeted on Sunday. (ANI)

Topics: Pakistan army chief General Qamar Javed BajwaPakistani journalist Ahmad NooraniFact Focus
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