Khalid Anwar, who was declared as an absconder by a court in the NICL case, fled the country and is believed to have taken refuge in the United States.
Investigating officers claim Anwar's share in the scam was around Rs490 million.
He had returned Rs80 million before fleeing the country.
Sources said the accused, who was a frontman for main accused Ayaz Khan Niazi, has now approached the authorities through middlemen.
He has offered to return the remaining Rs410 million in the form of post-dated cheques.
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Since half the country's Muslims can be found to be involved in embezzlement, fraud, bribery, stealing, cheating and much more you cannot put everyone in jail. Second jailing is the most expensive way to get little or no return. You actually end up creating bad people worse. The process of proper rehabilitation, public apology and other publicly humiliating methods will be more productive.
if you get caught, give back post dated cheques while the money is generates interest in bank.
The accused are making a fool of us.By returning the money has he absolved himself of the crime? Should we pity criminals like these? An example has to ma
I say, arrest the MOFO, and sentence him to a few years with hard labor.
On the other hand, do as the Chinese do... shoot the people who defraud and steal public money....(Wishful thinking)
All looted or borrowed money must be returned. All unpaid taxes must be also paid. Pakistan cannot progress without accountability from every citizen may it be past or present Presidents or Prime Ministers of Pakistan.
And the govt. must block the NICL investigation.... as it is in "the greater National Interest" that such investigations not happen.
How honorable!