Record tampering case: former SECP arch Zafar Hijazi indicted
ISLAMABAD: Zafar Hijazi, a former authority of a Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), was indicted on Friday on charges of altering annals associated to a Chaudhry Sugar Mills and pressuring departmental officers to breach documents.
During a conference in a justice of special decider Iram Niazi, Hijazi pleaded not guilty after a charges opposite him were review out.
The former SECP authority pronounced that a box can't be purebred opposite him as he conjunction tampered nor pressurised any departmental officer to change records.
SECP Chairman Zafar Hijazi arrested on record tampering charges
Hijazi’s authorised warn confirmed that both SECP officers named in a box had acted on their own
Meanwhile, a prosecutors confirmed that they have plain justification opposite Hijazi and they will infer it in a justice of law.
An exploration group of a Federal Investigation Agency had found Hijazi guilty of tampering a annals of companies owned by a Sharif family.
The group had submitted a 28-page exploration news to a Supreme Court on Jul 9, in that it had permitted a position of a corner review group probing a offshore resources of afterwards Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his family in tie with a Panama Papers case.
A reduce justice on Jul 17 had postulated a five-day pre-arrest bail to Hijazi opposite dual collateral holds value Rs250,000 any after Hijazi filed for a pre-arrest bail as per Section 498 of a Criminal Procedure Code of Pakistan, citing medical drift as a basement for a request.