FIA inquiry report: prominent government and political figures including Jahangir Tareen responsible for sugar and flour crisis The Federal Investigation Agency of Pakistan cited the recent Chinese-born Chinese crisis in the country as saying that the major beneficiaries of the crisis include leaders of the PTI as well as leaders of other political parties.
The report said that PTI chief Jahangir Tareen and a close relative of federal minister Khusro Bakhtiar said they took advantage of the crisis for their personal benefit.
The leader of the ruling coalition Muslim League-Q, Monse Elahi, has also been included in the list of beneficiaries of the Chinese crisis. It is to be remembered that in the month of February, Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan had directed the FIA to submit a report after conducting a thorough inquiry into the sugar and flour crisis in the country. The FIA has prepared these reports after investigation from all relevant federal and provincial agencies.
The six-member inquiry commission, headed by FIA head Wajid Zia, has revealed that government figures have sought to get the maximum benefit despite receiving government subsidies. Representatives from the Intelligence Bureau, the SECP, the State Bank, the Directorate General and the FBR were also included in the commission.
The report said that due to the influence of political figures and their role in decision making, they received more subsidies in less time and ensured maximum profit in short time. It is to be noted that Jahangir Tareen played a vital role in the PTI's governance process after the general elections of 2018 and many independent members were on his private plane to bring Bani Gala to meet Imran Khan. Were.
Khusro is a member of the wealthy federal cabinet and has the Ministry of Defense's Food and Research Ministry. He is also frequently seen in important media briefings with Imran Khan. One of his brothers, Makhdoom Hashim Johan Bakht, is in the Punjab cabinet and is the provincial finance minister.
The leader of the PML-Q in the ruling coalition is Monsi Elahi, the son of Speaker Punjab Assembly Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi.
It is to be noted that the opposition parties have already accused the federal minister and the leader of the government of being responsible for the crisis. Referring to Jahangir Tareen's 'JDW' Sugar Mills and JK Colony-II in the Investigation Commission's list, it is said that the highest profit has been made to Jahangir Tare's Sugar Mills during the year 2018-19. ۔
JDW produced 640,278 tonnes of total sugar, of which 121,621 were exported, which is 15.53% of total exports. Jahangir Tare received more than 56 million subsidies from the government which makes up 22.52% of total subsidy.
Jahangir Tare's JK Colony-II produced 70,815 tonnes of sugar and exported 1,000 tonnes and then got further subsidies.
The KRY group, a close relative of Federal Minister Khusro Bakhtiar, exported 31.17 percent sugar and received 18.31 percent subsidy, which is more than 45 million. Other companies include 'Aloys Industries' and 'Thale Industries Corporation', which have been given 16.46% of the total subsidy.
Jahangir Tareen took his stand on Twitter after the commission's report came out, saying that out of the three billion rupees subsidy, two and a half billion subsidy was given to PML-N while he was in opposition.
The report said that PTI chief Jahangir Tareen and a close relative of federal minister Khusro Bakhtiar said they took advantage of the crisis for their personal benefit.
The leader of the ruling coalition Muslim League-Q, Monse Elahi, has also been included in the list of beneficiaries of the Chinese crisis. It is to be remembered that in the month of February, Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan had directed the FIA to submit a report after conducting a thorough inquiry into the sugar and flour crisis in the country. The FIA has prepared these reports after investigation from all relevant federal and provincial agencies.
The six-member inquiry commission, headed by FIA head Wajid Zia, has revealed that government figures have sought to get the maximum benefit despite receiving government subsidies. Representatives from the Intelligence Bureau, the SECP, the State Bank, the Directorate General and the FBR were also included in the commission.
The report said that due to the influence of political figures and their role in decision making, they received more subsidies in less time and ensured maximum profit in short time. It is to be noted that Jahangir Tareen played a vital role in the PTI's governance process after the general elections of 2018 and many independent members were on his private plane to bring Bani Gala to meet Imran Khan. Were.
Khusro is a member of the wealthy federal cabinet and has the Ministry of Defense's Food and Research Ministry. He is also frequently seen in important media briefings with Imran Khan. One of his brothers, Makhdoom Hashim Johan Bakht, is in the Punjab cabinet and is the provincial finance minister.
The leader of the PML-Q in the ruling coalition is Monsi Elahi, the son of Speaker Punjab Assembly Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi.
It is to be noted that the opposition parties have already accused the federal minister and the leader of the government of being responsible for the crisis. Referring to Jahangir Tareen's 'JDW' Sugar Mills and JK Colony-II in the Investigation Commission's list, it is said that the highest profit has been made to Jahangir Tare's Sugar Mills during the year 2018-19. ۔
JDW produced 640,278 tonnes of total sugar, of which 121,621 were exported, which is 15.53% of total exports. Jahangir Tare received more than 56 million subsidies from the government which makes up 22.52% of total subsidy.
Jahangir Tare's JK Colony-II produced 70,815 tonnes of sugar and exported 1,000 tonnes and then got further subsidies.
The KRY group, a close relative of Federal Minister Khusro Bakhtiar, exported 31.17 percent sugar and received 18.31 percent subsidy, which is more than 45 million. Other companies include 'Aloys Industries' and 'Thale Industries Corporation', which have been given 16.46% of the total subsidy.
Jahangir Tareen took his stand on Twitter after the commission's report came out, saying that out of the three billion rupees subsidy, two and a half billion subsidy was given to PML-N while he was in opposition.
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