Chinese Mafia spy caught in Sugar Commission, but who was it?

A senior FIA official tasked with investigating the sugar mills of influential politicians and businessmen by the Sugar Commission set up to probe the Chinese scandal turned out to be an informant of those against whom He was investigating. The said officer has been removed from his post and suspended.
Ansar Abbasi, a senior investigative journalist in the daily Jang, wrote: "Prime Minister Imran Khan has been apprised of this development and at the same time warned that such a political family would create difficulties for the PTI government as a result of this move." Informed sources said that the suspended officer is an additional director in the FIA.
He was not only providing confidential information of the commission to the sugar mill owners but was also misleading the sugar mill owners by providing false information for their benefit. The officer was the head of one of several teams set up by the Sugar Commission for investigative purposes. Each of these teams is assigned different tasks and responsibilities. The commission is said to have set up these teams of investigators headed by Grade 19 and 20 officials from various departments.
These officers belong to FIA, SECP, Anti-Corruption Department etc. The team led by the arrested senior FIA official was conducting forensic audits of the sugar mills which are influential and influential businessmen. One of them is the political family which is in the current political scenario. Is important, and this family is considered important for the future of the PTI government. During the investigation, it was found that the work of the Additional Director was not up to standard and important information for the Sugar Commission was not being provided by the officer.
The work of the Additional Director FIA team and the information provided (feedback) regarding a particular sugar mill was in stark contrast to the information provided by other teams. When in doubt, the commission enlisted the help of some intelligence agencies, which found that the Additional Director FIA was allegedly unreliable and was working to benefit the sugar mill.
It was alleged that the officer was providing confidential information to the Sugar Mill owners regarding the functioning of the Commission and at the same time was advising the Sugar Mill owners to delay and delay in providing the required information to the Sugar Commission. To work with Sources said that the officer also belongs to a political family and his close relatives belong to PPP-affiliated MPs.
A relative of the officer joined the PML-Q in 2014 but lost the election. The officer is said to have worked as Deputy Director FIA in Gujarat.