KARACHI: Famous news paper New York Times has revealed more evidences of Axact’s alleged fake degree scam as now news paper’s reporter Declan Walsh reveled the person whose name is on file for sending and receiving mail from United States’ city Los Angeles has turned out to be an office boy working for the company in Karachi.
According to details, Declan Walsh in his fresh story made another startling revelation and presented more evidence, according to which, official mails were being sent and received in the name of Mushtaq Manzoor.
The address given on the copy of his National Identity Card (NIC) released by New York Times, Manzoor’s brother told Dunya News that Manzoor works as an office boy at Axact against a basic wage.
He said that Manzoor’s job is only to deliver food to the outdoor employees of the company and he has been doing this job for years. He said they had no idea how Mushtaq Manzoor was being used.
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