Investigation launched against Pakistani charities in UK

Pakistan Aug, 8 2022
Investigation launched against Pakistani charities in UK
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LONDON: An investigation against Pakistani charities has been started in Britain yesterday. Sources privy to the matter said that the British agencies have started the investigation. The Charity Commission and the National Crime Agency are investigating the case.

It has been alleged that funds collected in the name of charitable organizations have been sent to Pakistan and used for political purposes. The investigation has been initiated after both the two institutions received complaints.

In this regard, the sources further said that funds were collected in Britain in the name of a hospital and university established in Pakistan, which was later used for political purposes. British investigative agencies have been given evidence along with complaints.

Along with the application, the detailed decision of the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP), the report published by the Financial Times, and the details of accounts of the political parties have also been provided to the investigating agencies.

Published in The Daily National Courier, August, 08 2022

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