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Islamabad court sentences three to seven years each in online fraud case

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September 17, 2026
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An Islamabad courtroom has convicted three males, together with a Chinese language nationwide, in a case involving on-line and digital fraud, sentencing every of them to a mixed seven years in jail.

Senior Civil Decide/Judicial Justice of the Peace Malik Aman introduced the decision on Thursday.

The convicted people have been Chinese language nationwide Bai Xiaoming, Nauman Abid Malik and Hasnain Mahmood. 9 different Pakistani and international nationals linked to the case have been declared proclaimed offenders, whereas Zhou Qingliang, Shehzada Ayaz Latif and Hamza Shehnawaz have been acquitted after the courtroom discovered inadequate proof towards them.

The courtroom sentenced every of the three convicts to 5 years of rigorous imprisonment underneath Part 420 of the Pakistan Penal Code and imposed a effective of Rs50,000 on every.

They have been additionally handed an extra two-year jail time period underneath Part 14 of the Prevention of Digital Crimes Act (PECA), 2016, together with a effective of Rs200,000 every.

In response to the courtroom’s findings, Islamabad resident Haris Ahmed Sheikh was allegedly cheated out of round Rs19.39 million after being provided an internet funding alternative.

The prosecution alleged that the fraud was carried out by means of a faux Fb commercial that used the title and branding of Barclays Financial institution. The courtroom findings acknowledged that the identification of the financial institution and a purported chief govt named “Will Thomson” have been misused within the scheme.

The operation allegedly relied on WhatsApp teams and a fraudulent software to persuade the complainant to ship cash.

In response to the judgment, Sheikh was initially requested to take a position Rs12,000 and was given Rs900 as an alleged return. The courtroom discovered that the preliminary transaction was meant to realize his belief earlier than he was inspired to switch bigger sums.

The courtroom additional discovered that over Rs2.5 million was transferred into and withdrawn from an account linked to Hasnain Mahmood inside 14 days.

It additionally decided that accounts belonging to Nauman Abid Malik’s firm, New Gates Applied sciences, and Chinese language nationwide Bai Xiaoming’s firm, BXM Worldwide, have been utilized in transactions related to the alleged fraud.

The convictions replicate the findings of the trial courtroom and stay topic to authorized cures obtainable to the convicted people, together with the best to attraction underneath Pakistani legislation.





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