Lahore: A Banking Court on Monday has extended the interim bails of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Jahangir Tareen and his son Ali Tareen in money laundering and fraud cases till May 19.

Accompanied by 23 MPAs and three MNAs, Jahangir Tareen and his son appeared for the extension of the bail in the case.
The presiding judge instructed the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) to quickly complete the investigation against the father and son and adjourned the hearing till May 19.
The PTI leader’s lawyer argued, that his clients have appeared before the agency every time they were summoned and claimed that the two have been named in a baseless case.
On March 31, the FIA have registered two separate cases against Tareen and his son over Rs. 3 billion financial embezzlement and their involvement in sugar scandal.
According to the FIA, Former Secretary Agriculture Rana Naseem was the patron of the sugar mill mafia scandal, for which his name is also included in the registered case.
The second case includes the names of Jahangir Tareen, his son Ali Tareen and two daughters.
FIA has detected that Jahangir Tareen transferred Rs 3 billion from his son-in-law's unfunctional paper factory, JDW which was later transferred to the accounts of Tareen family.
The PTI leader’s factory has 26% public shareholders.
According to sources, the FIA will record their statements in person before reaching a decision based on evidence whether to arrest them or not.
Earlier the FIA lodged a case over sugar scam under sections 406 (criminal breach of trust), 420 (cheating of public shareholders) and 109 of the Pakistan Penal Code and r/w 3/4 of Anti Money Laundering Act.
Pakistan set 147-run target for UAE in Asia Cup clash
- 7 hours ago
Asia Cup 2025: UAE elects to field first against Pakistan in match 10
- 9 hours ago
Singer Sara Altaf rises to stardom with back-to-back hits
- 8 hours ago

Sony’s new Xperia phone jumps on the camera bar bandwagon
- an hour ago

Trump says foreign workers are ‘welcome’ after ICE raid in Georgia targets hundreds of South Koreans
- an hour ago

Spotify’s free users can finally play the songs they want
- an hour ago

Our hottest takes on AI’s wild summer
- an hour ago
Iraqi authorities issue new guidelines for pilgrims visiting holy sites
- 11 hours ago
Match referee apologized, ICC inquiry underway for Sept 14 match: Mohsin Naqvi
- 9 hours ago
200,000 tons of hoarded wheat seized across Punjab
- 8 hours ago

Light showers expected in Karachi over next three days
- 9 hours ago
WhatsApp tests new threaded replies to organize group chats
- 6 hours ago