Close Aide of Former Pakistan ISI Chief Flees Country Amid Corruption Charges
A close aide of Ex-ISI chief Lt General (Retd) Faiz Hameed has fled Pakistan amid corruption and misuse of authority charges. Mohsin Habib Warriach, linked to major business deals for Hameed, escaped to the UK. Hameed faces court-martial for various offenses, including ties with Imran Khan.
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A close aide of Pakistan's former ISI chief Lt General (Retd) Faiz Hameed has absconded to evade arrest on corruption charges, according to a media report.
Mohsin Habib Warriach, who managed significant business deals for Hameed both in Pakistan and abroad, fled to the UK, as reported by Samaa TV.
Several military officers and civilians have been detained in connection with Hameed, who is facing court-martial proceedings and accusations of extortion and misuse of power.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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