

Details of loans taken by Mir Raza Ali Abdullah Bhardey-- Rs 7.5 lakh Personal loan for Bitcoin, separate from Wafflix. Also, a pending chocolate vendor invoice of Rs 22,000.Abdullah Bhardey Hasan Khan TanoliRs 75 lakh Cash handed over on 2 Feb for a chocolate container purchase of Wafflix. Two post-dated cheques (Rs 50 lakh and Rs 25 lakh, dated 22 June). They remained unpaid after Eid, and Raza offered instalments. Earlier loans (Rs 5 lakh, Rs 10 lakh) were repaid. However, Ahmed Bhardey says Tanoli told him on 28 July that Raza owed Rs 50 lakh. Tanoli says he made one call and never demanded repayment. Asad Ali ButtRs 25 lakh Agreement of 17 Dec 2025 at 60% annualized, with Rs 40 lakh to come back by Dec 2026 and a Rs 40 lakh security cheque. Two payments of Rs 7 lakh were received, the last in March. On 27 July, he also messaged Raza asking for partial payment toward a car repair. While both signed a contract, Ahmed says Asad told him on the evening of 28 July that Raza owed him this and refused to get involved. Asad Ali Butt Ahmed Bhardey Abid and Asif SumarAbout Rs 1.45- 1.5 crore in Wafflix, plus Rs 1.5 crore in Raza Car Wafflix: Rs 70 lakh at 7% of sales (2024) and Rs 75 lakh at 3% (2025). Raza Car: Rs 50 lakh initially, then Rs 1 crore around Feb-Mar 2026. Returns stopped from April 2026, and a two-month grace period was agreed. Abid Sumar (Asif adopts it), Ahmed Bhardey Ahmed Ahsan - 30 lakh Paid on 4-5 July 2026. Rs 382,240 of it was routed through Usman Bozai's account; the rest was paid through Two personal cheques of Rs 10 lakh each from Raza. Two Wafflix cheques of Rs 5 lakh were never delivered. Ahsan Anees ShamsiRs 50 lakhAgreement with Ahmed and Raza, both on 14 March 2026, for a 30% stake. Rs 5 lakh advance and Rs 45 lakh cash. Ahmed claimed Raza took cash home.Ahsan Shamsi Ahmed Bhardey Apple Watch notes "A list of commercial creditors" and "Rs 3 crore"One note listed creditors and the other read "I need 3 crore rupees, and this is for my life and death", with no recipient named. Ahmed Bhardey, Abdullah Bhardey, Abdul Raziq (saw two notes) Staff salariesNot specified Kazim says June and July were pending. Sherry says salaries were delayed for 2-3 months and that Ahmed paid him Rs 20,000 afterwards. Kazim, Sherry Cash taken from the till Rs 39,000Raza took it at closing on 28 July around 3.10 am. The amount was around Rs. 39,000. CryptoPositions of Rs 20-30 lakhAhmed says Raza traded more heavily in the last four months. Raziq says the most he ever saw was about $8,000 unrealized loss and $15,000 profit.Ahmed Bhardey, Raziq VendorsNot specified Pending payments to Abdullah, Chef Umair, Printex, and two other vendors.

Karachi Mayor Barrister Murtaza Wahab has taken notice of the theft of steel reinforcement bars from the Nazimabad Underpass. Following the mayor’s intervention, restoration work on the underpass has begun, and the Engineering Department has been directed to complete the work as soon as possible. Mayor Wahab said that acts involving damage to public infrastructure would not be tolerated. He also directed that assistance from law enforcement agencies should be sought to ensure the protection of flyovers and public underpasses across the city. The mayor reiterated his instructions to the Engineering Department to expedite the rehabilitation work and complete it at the earliest.

Two robberies took place on Sept 22 in Karachi’s affluent Clifton neighbourhood In the first incident, a man and a woman stole Rs 5 million from a supermarket near Teen Talwar. According to police, the suspects opened the supermarket’s locker with a key and stole the cash. Police said the man and woman already had keys to the locker In another incident in Clifton’s Block 8, a milk seller intercepted and robbed of Rs 1.7 million According to the victim, seven armed suspects riding three motorcycles were involved in the robbery. The suspects took the cash and fled. Police have obtained CCTV footage of both incidents and launched efforts to identify and arrest the suspects. Clifton is in Karachi’s District South and considered a VIP area

Pakistan and Saudi Arabia signed an agreement on Tuesday to abolish visa requirements for holders of diplomatic, official and special passports. Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar signed the agreement with Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal Bin Farhan on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, he said in a post on X.

Police in Karachi investigating deaths of doctor, his wife and three young children whose partially decomposed bodies were found inside their flat - which was locked from inside The bodies were found on Sept 20 and the family had been dead for 3-4 days Police said the flat had no money and the fridge had no food They said that the doctor worked at a nearby private hospital and was recently diagnosed with cancer - after the diagnosis he stopped going to the hospital even though the hospital said that it would provide him treatment, the police said The doctor was facing financial issues, the police said They said that so far nothing suggests that the doctor had his family were murdered but the investigation is ongoing

Power minister says Govt of Pakistan will no longer sell or buy power and those who need it can buy it directly from distribution companies - idea is for the Govt of Pakistan to get out of the business of buying and selling electricity which in principle is good if you want to have a competitive market for electricity But somewhere along the way the Government of Pakistan and the minister In particular forgot to explain how this would work for say residential homes and/or small users of electricity like households and so on Also forgot to explain that if you do manage to find a seller of electricity the transmission and power lines are still owned by the Government Clearly explaining things simply to the lay person is not a strong point of the government

