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The Punjab Anti-Corruption Establishment registered a case on Wednesday against Farhat Shehzadi, also known as Farah Gogi, a close friend of former first lady Bushra Bibi, former Punjab Chief Minister Usman Buzdar, and Bushra Bibi’s son, Ibrahim Manika, on corruption charges.
According to the details, the Punjab Anti-Corruption Establishment has filed the case, naming Ibrahim Manika, Farhat Shehzadi, and former Punjab CM Usman Buzdar. The case also includes six bureaucrats, namely Tahir Khursheed, Ahmad Tarar, Saleh Saeed, Usman Moazzam, Sohail Khawaja, and others.
The Lahore Anti-Corruption department stated that transfers and postings were carried out based on the instructions of Farhat Shehzadi during Usman Buzdar’s tenure as Punjab CM. They further claimed that senior bureaucrats, including Tahir Khurshid, Ahmed Tarar, Saleh Saeed, Usman Moazzam, Sohail Khawaja, and other officers and employees, received millions of rupees as bribes for facilitating transfers and postings in the province.
Authorities also revealed that large sums of money were handed over to Farhat Shehzadi at her residence in Lahore. She then allegedly deposited the received bribes into her personal bank account at Liberty Market. The investigation has found that Ibrahim Manika, the son of Bushra Bibi, would visit Farhat Shehzadi’s house to collect his share of the bribe money.
The inquiry has exposed that Shehzadi received a total of Rs450 million as bribes in connection with transfers and postings in the province.
Please note that this summary is based on the information provided and may not encompass all the details of the events.
