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Disgruntled Ambassador Hussain Haqqani embezzled $8 million from secret funds of Pakistan embassy: Report
6 Jan, 2019


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  • ISLAMABAD - Pakistan former Ambassador to United States Hussain Haqqani has embezzled $8 million from the secret funds of Pakistan Embassy, it has been revealed by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).
FIA in its report submitted with the Supreme Court in Husain Haqqani extradition case has stated that the former ambassador $8 million in secret service funds during his tenure.

The FIA stated that important meetings were held in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with regard to Haqqani's extradition, including a meeting on December 19 on additional secretary-level.
A detailed discussion was held at the meeting with regard to legal aspects of Haqqani's extradition, the agency informed.

The report said the FIA had handed over extradition documents comprising 355 pages to the Ministry of Interior. The documents had been forwarded to the Foreign Ministry on December 12.

The FIA said that Haqqani served as Pakistan's ambassador to the United States from May 2008 to November 2011, during which he misused his powers.

Haqqani embezzled $2 million annually in secret service funds, the FIA said, amounting to a total of $8 million.
 
Well, when the whole country has been looted and economy destroyed mercilessly by blood sucking thugs for decades and the agencies did nothing, what else can one expect from leeches like this person?
 
Disgruntled Ambassador Hussain Haqqani embezzled $8 million from secret funds of Pakistan embassy: Report
6 Jan, 2019


disgruntled-ambassador-hussain-haqqani-embezzled-8-million-from-secret-funds-of-pakistan-embassy-report-1546717207-9296.jpg

  • ISLAMABAD - Pakistan former Ambassador to United States Hussain Haqqani has embezzled $8 million from the secret funds of Pakistan Embassy, it has been revealed by the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).
FIA in its report submitted with the Supreme Court in Husain Haqqani extradition case has stated that the former ambassador $8 million in secret service funds during his tenure.

The FIA stated that important meetings were held in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs with regard to Haqqani's extradition, including a meeting on December 19 on additional secretary-level.
A detailed discussion was held at the meeting with regard to legal aspects of Haqqani's extradition, the agency informed.

The report said the FIA had handed over extradition documents comprising 355 pages to the Ministry of Interior. The documents had been forwarded to the Foreign Ministry on December 12.

The FIA said that Haqqani served as Pakistan's ambassador to the United States from May 2008 to November 2011, during which he misused his powers.

Haqqani embezzled $2 million annually in secret service funds, the FIA said, amounting to a total of $8 million.

Well, that doesn't come as a surprise. A man who has handed out thousands of Visa's to malicious foreign secretive agents can obviously do a lot of harm.

Well, when the whole country has been looted and economy destroyed mercilessly by blood sucking thugs for decades and the agencies did nothing, what else can one expect from leeches like this person?

They have looted the whole country, but for us it takes decades to come to this realization. Even then some of us are in denial.

He is an American asset unless we put something really interesting in return I highly doubt they would let him go

The Americans are using him as their propaganda tool against Pakistan. Makes little difference to Pakistan, but this guy has done a lot of harm to national interests. Therefore he is not just some pety criminal. He belongs in the top tier.
 
He is an American asset unless we put something really interesting in return I highly doubt they would let him go
There's no provision in U.S. law that I know of to allow that, nor do I think executive authority could extend that far.

It does seem clear that there's no chance to extradite H.H. for two reasons: one, the statute of limitations, and two, the fact the secret service funds were almost certainly (by definition) at his legal discretion as ambassador (on-the-spot head-of-state, so to speak) and thus there's no legal grounds for dispute, only political.
 
He's just part of the same greedy ruling class that also pretends to be liberal when they fall out with their fellow greedy elite in Pakistan.
 
He is an American asset unless we put something really interesting in return I highly doubt they would let him go
Case was mishandled...he probably paid people in Pakistan to deliberately ruin the case

Why the hell did we even applied for his extradition by quoting a political case..it shoild have been above straight farword..now he is going to enjoy his life with 8m dollars
 
There's no provision in U.S. law that I know of to allow that, nor do I think executive authority could extend that far.

It does seem clear that there's no chance to extradite H.H. for two reasons: one, the statute of limitations, and two, the fact the secret service funds were almost certainly (by definition) at his legal discretion as ambassador (on-the-spot head-of-state, so to speak) and thus there's no legal grounds for dispute, only political.

Who knows if the charges of embezzlement against Husain Haqqani are true or not. The SC considers him an absconder and when he refused to return voluntarily, embezzlement charges were filed to facilitate his extradition via Interpol. But Interpol saw the charges for what they are, political, and refuse to issue the warrants.

The chances of getting Haqqani back is waning by the day. Haqqani's wife is a US citizen, and it's only a matter of time Husain Haqqani acquires it too, if he doesn't have it already.
 

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