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Posted by AghaSaad in Pakistan-A Nation of Hope on August 26th, 2013
Pakistan Loan Rat Defaulter No:3 : West Pakistan Tank Terminal-: PAY BACK OUR MONEY
According to the National Accountability Bureau reference, the NDFC had approved a financial facility of Rs 40 million in 1994 in favour of M/s West Pakistan Tanks Terminal (Pvt) Ltd as a trade finance facility.
Subsequently, the facility was converted into working capital funds for the purchase of molasses to be exported abroad and was disbursed in January 1995. Abbasi, the then NDFC chairman, collaborating with sponsors Sadaruddin Ganji, his son Hasham Sarduddin Ganji, Saleem Dawood and Sajid Ahmed of M/s West Pakistan Tanks Terminal, allegedly committed numerous procedural and processing irregularities while granting the financial facilities.
The NDFC itself made inquiries into the matter with the consultation of M/s Raza Kazim Associates. The NDFC then requested legal action against Abbasi, as the loan amount was still outstanding, and an FIR (40/1997) was registered against the accused in July 1997.
Previously, the court had issued warrants under Section 88 (attachment of property of person absconding) of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) against Abbasi, Hasham Ganji and Saleem Dawood, who were declared absconders.
The investigation officer then submitted a report to the court under Section 87 (proclamation for person absconding) of the CrPC regarding the arrest of the absconders. The other co-accused, Sardruddin Ganji, was released on bail while Sajid Ahmed was remanded in judicial custody. On January 15, the court indicted both the co-accused on corruption charges. They, however, pleaded not guilty and opted to contest the case.
KARACHI, Feb 7: The Sindh High Court on Tuesday admitted an appeal filed by Sadruddin Ganji, a business tycoon, against his conviction in a graft reference.
A division bench headed by Justice Maqbool Baqar issued a notice to the prosecutor of the National Accountability Bureau and put off the hearing to Feb 22.
The appellant was sentenced to seven years in prison and a fine of Rs1 million was imposed on him on Feb 2 by an accountability court that found him guilty of defaulting on the financial facilities he had.
According to the verdict, the prosecution through the evidence placed in court proved that the accused had obtained loan facilities from a private bank and upon non-repayment, the bank filed a recovery suit in the high court, which issued a decree to the amount of Rs657.635 million with 21 per cent markup.
According to the reference (12/2007) filed by the National Accountability Bureau, Sindh, Sardaruddin Ganji and his son Hashim Ganji of West Pakistan Tank Terminal obtained financial facilities worth Rs250 million from a private bank in 1996 for their firm, which was set up to import palm oil, export molasses and store stock in tank terminals. However, it said, the accused remained unable to pay back the loan.
The charge-sheet filed by NAB in 2007 alleged that the accused obtained the loan in the form of letters of credit for the import of palm oil and did not repay the amount as per agreement and committed wilful default of Rs1.122 billion.
The State Bank of Pakistan presented a list of loan defaulters before the Supreme Court on Wednesday October 20, 2010.
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Posted by Dr. Salman in THIEVES AND FINANCIAL TERRORIST OF PAKISTAN on August 26th, 2013
HIGHLY TOUTED RECOVERIES FROM THE DEFAULTERS ARE JUST A DROP IN THE BUCKET
PLEASE PRAY FOR PAKISTAN THAT IT RECOVERS THE LOOTED WEALTH OF 180 MILLION PAKISTANIS IS RECOVERED FROM THE THIEVES NAMED BELOW
THEY ARE PROTECTED BY GREAT POWERS AND ROAM THE STREETS OF USA, UK, JAPAN, UAE, DUBAI, RIYADH,CAYMEN ISLANDS, NEW YORK CITY, LONDON, TOKYO, HONG KONG
NAWAZ SHARIF IS THEIR PROTECTOR & CHAMPION, EXPECT NOTHING BUT PARDONS FOR THESE THIEVES FROM HIM
PAKISTAN’S SUPREME COURT & JUDICIARY, EXECUTIVE , AND LEGISLATURE HAS BEEN BOUGHT OFF BY THE THIEVES NAMED BELOW. ONLY ALLAH CAN RECOVER THE WEALTH THEY HAVE STOLEN FROM THE POOREST OF POOR OF THIS NATION.
PLEASE PRAY THAT 180 MILLION SUFFERING PEOPLE OF PAKISTAN ARE RESCUED FROM THESE VULTURES WHOSE NAMES ARE LISTED BELOW. THEY ARE THE DEVILS WHO GUARD THE GATES OF HELL
SHAME ON THE CORRUPT CHIEF JUSTICE OF PAKISTAN WHO HAS NOT PROSECUTED A SINGLE DEFAULTER OF NOTE,EXCEPT SOME MINOR WEAKLINGS.
The State Bank of Pakistan presented a list of loan defaulters before the Supreme Court on Wednesday October 20, 2010.
NOTHING HAPPENED SO FAR THESE THIEVES ARE WALKING FREE IN US ,EUROPE & EVEN PAKISTAN
THEY ARE CAREFREE AND CAN BUY EVERY INSTITUTION IN PAKISTAN INCLUDING THE SUPREME COURT WHICH HAS SO FAR NOT PROSECUTED A SINGLE ONE OF THE KEY DEFAULTER
Company | Rs. in mil. |
Eurogulf Enterprises | 5.342.55 |
Younus Habib | 2.476.40 |
West Pakistan Tank Terminal | 1.977.38 |
Mercury Garments Industries | 1.565.89 |
Siraj Steels Ltd Muridke | 1.412.66 |
Spinning Machinery Co | 1.387.60 |
Saad Cement Ltd Karachi | 1.265.97 |
Pakistan National Textile | 1.166.45 |
Mehr Dastagir Spinning Mills | 1.160.50 |
Karachi Property Investment | 1.003.19 |
Mohib Textile Mills | 1.117.49 |
Redco Textiles Ltd | 1.116.77 |
Chaudhry Cables | 1.050.58 |
Abdullah S Al Rajhiest | 1.031.90 |
Quality Steel Works | 981.60 |
Mekran Fisheries | 960.12 |
Kohinoor Looms | 945.41 |
AH International Private Limited | 901.21 |
Coral Cast Ltd | 900.92 |
Aziz Spinning | 864.95 |
Rashi Testile Mills | 859.17 |
Farooq Habib Textile | 827.15 |
Northern Polythene | 825.59 |
Firdous Spinning Mills | 780.14 |
Muhammad Ibrahim Murad | 748.15 |
Metropolitan Steel | 747.67 |
Tristar Polyester Ltd | 737.02 |
Bindder Insad Tourism | 734.44 |
Commodore Industries | 722.76 |
Target Readymade Garments | 696.46 |
Balochistan Foundary Ltd | 663.54 |
Tawakkal Group of Industries | 642.22 |
First Tawakal Muzarba | 628.65 |
Synthetic Leather Industries | 620.56 |
Nabchoon Garments Factory | 597.52 |
Golden Textile Mills | 589.72 |
Mian Muhammad Sugar Mills | 584.90 |
Saadi Cement | 584.11 |
Service Fabrics Ltd | 571.23 |
Punjab Cooperative Board for Liquidation | 538.23 |
Glamour Textile Mills | 533.88 |
Punjab Road Transport Corporation | 524.15 |
Ravi Agri Dairy Products | 509.73 |
Pakistan Concrete | 477.70 |
Pakpattan Dairies | 467.12 |
AlJamia & Alquasi Trading | 462.67 |
Fabri Tex Limited | 454.32 |
Apparel Trading Establishment | 454.00 |
Adamjee Industries | 448.84
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Pakistan Think Tank will expose the rats, who have stolen the bread crumbs from 180 million Pakistanis. We will shine a light into their rat holes, where they are hiding. These people have existed in relative anonymity. They stolen from national treasury through unsecured loans from the State Bank of Pakistan. They have given kick-backs to bank officers. They have converted these loans to foreign currencies like dollars and punds
We ask our readers from Pakistani backgrounds, members of Pakistan Think Tank Organization, and our global friends to expose these criminals to the world. So, they cannot hide anywhere in the world in cognito. Their children cannot get Ivy League school education paid by the money stolen from poor and indigent 180 million Pakistanis, who do not have the basic life’s necessity like clean drinking water. The biggest thief is EURO GULF ENTERPRISES, who have stolen the monies paid to them for laying down these pipes
Dear Pakistanis and friends go to the website of these thieves and on their feedback page, demand that they return Pakistan’s money. We will write to Attorney Generals and Justice Departments of other countries, if they have money laundered. We are also concerned that Gulf States like Dubai is the hub of their money laundering activities. The Sheikhs of UAE are protecting them, so the money stolen from Pakistan is kept in UAE Banks.
Here is the URL of their company:
http://www.egpipes.com/contact.php
If Pakistanis have concrete proof of other defaulters, no on this list, we will publish it for all the world to see. Your Privacy will be protected, your name and location will not be exposed.
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(Report by Daily Jang, 21.10.2010)