The former Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) Chairman Zafar Hijazi sent to Adiala Jail on a 14-day remand.
Hijazi was found Hijazi guilty of tampering the records of companies owned by the Sharif family.
The Federal Investigation team in a 28-page inquiry report to the Supreme Court on July 9 endorsed the stance of the Panam Joint Investigation (JIT) for tampering records of Chaudhry Sugar Mills under duress.
Hijazi’s counsel, had argued in court that SECP staffers did not influence his subordinate for tampering the record of Chaudhry Sugar Mills and both the SECP officers had acted on their own, his lawyer had said.
The former SECP chief was physically remanded to FIA’s custody for another three days after his four-day remand expired on July 26.
The court instructed FIA to produce Hijazi before the judges again on July 29 after his latest remand expired.
