The journalist exposes the alleged financial crimes of the Qureshi family


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The accusations of a high -profile drug poster, financial fraud and judicial manipulation have emerged against the family of Kamran Qureshi and Armaghan Qureshi.

The statements about the main suspect in the case of Mustafa Amir murder are added to the already sensational revelations discovered during the course of the interrogation.

Barrimer Aamir Hasan, a guest on a local news channel involved in a discussion around Kamran Asghar Qureshi and Armaghan Qureshi, during which both father and son were accused of administering an illicit drug trafficking and an operation of center of fraudulent calls.

Another guest in the program, the journalist Talha Jatoi, citing her own research work, said that the father-child duo had been involved in organized crime for more than two decades.

According to the journalist’s report, Kamran Asghar Qureshi had been linked to the drug seller and trafficking in persons since the end of the 1990s. His criminal activities supposedly extended beyond the distribution of drugs, with accusations of administering a ring of prostitution and use its influence to evade the action of application of the law.

Over time, his son, Armagan Qureshi, followed his steps, expanding the illegal operations of the family.

The journalist claimed that Armaghan Qureshi was first accused in 2019, at the age of 24, in a case related to subsidy embezzlement.

In the same year, two more cases were recorded against him for drug smuggling such as cannabis and other narcotics in Pakistan through the dark network.

According to the reports, the customs authorities intercepted multiple shipments, which led to a one -year arrest. However, in 2023, he was once again arrested in a similar customs case, but was released after 12 days.

The journalist also said that Armagan Qureshi directed a fraudulent call center under the appearance of a software house, participating in large -scale financial scams.

According to reports, he accumulated a fortune of RS100 million (10 million rupees) per month only with credit card fraud. During an attempt of police incursion in his residence, there was an armed confrontation of four hours, which allegedly allowed suspects to erase crucial digital tests linked to their fraudulent schemes.

The journalist also said that after exposing the alleged participation of Kamran Asghar Qureshi and his alleged participation in drug trafficking and financial fraud, he began receiving threats.

According to him, Kamran Qureshi not only recognized his long -standing acquaintance, but also warned him the consequences for revealing these details.

The journalist declared that these threats were not limited to television, but also extended to other platforms, which raises concerns about press freedom and the safety of research reporters in Pakistan.

In the words of the journalist, the case raises serious concerns about how people accused of serious and narcotic crimes related to narcotics continue to operate with impunity.

The journalist also suggested that despite multiple meetings with the police, the Qureshi family managed to avoid long -term legal consequences, raising broader questions about responsibility in the Pakistan justice system.

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