Man gets 28 years in prison for bank fraud

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QUETTA: A banking court sentenced a former bank manager to 28 years in prison on charges of embezzlement of government funds.

Judge Munir Ahmed Marri also imposed a fine of Rs10 million on Syed Ibn-Al-Hassan Naqvi, the former manager of MCB’s Hub branch. In case of default, the convict would have to undergo over three-year imprisonment.

The Federal Investigation Agency, banking circle Quet­­ta, had registered a case against accused Naqvi pertaining to embezzlement of Rs20m of the Lasbela Indus­trial Estate De­­velop­ment Au­­thority that it wanted to deposit in the bank for three years. The ex-manager provided fake bank documents to the LIEDA officials and instead of depositing the amount in the bank embezzled it.

Published in Dawn, April 25th, 2021

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