Last Updated on: 26th June 2023, 01:13 am
Bharosa Loan App Becomes A Difficult Task For Investigators Of Mystery Apps
A Bharosa loan app whose alleged blackmailing of employees led to the suicide of Mohammad Masood, a 42-year-old Pakistani national, has become a complex matter for the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).
During the raids on the Bharosa loan app office in G-8, investigators learned that the loan app had a massive network and had fooled hundreds of people in need with catchy slogans and online applications.
The information provided on the Bharosa Loan App website shows that the network had several traps to first provide small loans to those in need and then exploit the trapped people to extort industrial benefits from them.
The FIA’s CyberCrime Wing also arrested nine employees directly involved in the case of the late Moahmmad Masood.
“We will investigate the matter fully and see how the people of Pakistan fell for Bharos’ loan application,” an FIA raid team official told NEWSMAN when asking not to be identified.
According to the FIA official, Bharosa’s loan application network employs foreign workers, which is a serious problem. The official said: “We are thoroughly investigating the issue of the foreign worker loan application and it is possible that the Bharoa network is caught up in a major international scam.”
The late Mohammad Masood committed suicide a few days ago and left a message to his wife stating that the staff at the Bharosa loan app were blackmailing the late man. The deceased’s widow had filed her husband’s decision with the FIA to crack down on the Bharosa loan app staff.
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