Harris Steel Mill Scam replied on Monday, February 14, 2011 08:12 AM
LAHORE - The main accused involved in the Haris Steel scam have a long history of committing bank frauds. Before plundering billion of rupees from the Bank of Punjab, it was Faysal Bank and Allied Bank that have been robbed by these people identified as the main culprits in the Harris Steel Mill scam by both the NAB and the internal audit of the BoP. Who is who of the main characters involved in this scam are as below. Haris is the son of Sheikh Afzal. He alone owns about 130 luxury houses in the big cities of the Punjab, mostly in the posh areas of Lahore. The net worth of these houses is worth billion of rupees, according to the NAB findings. But the bureau is not sure where the rest of the money obtained from the Punjab bank in the name of Haris industry, has gone. The NAB findings also revealed that owners of this fake Harris Steel Mill invested about Rs 4 billion in the real estate business. Sheikh Afzal is the owner of Haris Steel, named after his son Haris (mentioned above). It is note worthy here that on ground there is no such thing as Haris Steel Industries. Afzal’s brother Seth Yaqoob, before this scam, had got loans worth over Rs 270 million from Faysal Bank in the name of Sadia Ghee Mills and Iram Ghee Mills. OLD NEWS |