LONDON: Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) Chief Altaf Hussain has got his British passport back after London Police failed to charge him in money laundering case due to insufficient evidence.
Acounter-terrorism unit of UK police raided Hussain’s office on Dec 6, 2012 under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act in connection with the investigation of Imran Farooq murder case.
During their investigations, the London Metropolitan Police had discovered ‘a considerable amount of money’ during raids on Hussain’s residence and office in London. His British passports and other documents from home were also taken int possession during the raid.
Altaf Husaain was also arrested on similar charges but was bailed later on.
He was partially acquitted from all charges after being interrogated by police for more than four years.
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