3. Criminal Allegations
Some replies jumped directly to:
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Money laundering
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Fake degree mills
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Comparisons with the Axact scandal (2015)
It must be stated clearly and responsibly:
There is no public evidence that Pasban IT Group is involved in any illegal activity.
Drawing parallels without proof is irresponsible—and legally dangerous.
4. The Counter-Backlash
Others argued that Pakistan criminalizes success and that envy fuels such scrutiny.
This too is an oversimplification. Transparency questions are not envy—they are a feature of modern economic accountability.
Why the Lamborghini Amplified the Scrutiny
A Revuelto is not just expensive—it is symbolic.
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It represents extreme conspicuous consumption
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It invites curiosity about capital origin
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It creates a mismatch when paired with low public visibility
In economies with weak institutional trust, optics matter.
High-profile assets demand high-quality explanations.
What Transparency Would Instantly End the Debate?
If Pasban IT Group wishes to quiet speculation, none of the following are unreasonable:
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A functional corporate website outlining services
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Named leadership and technical teams
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A basic portfolio of clients or markets
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Registration or affiliation with recognized IT bodies
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Export or tax compliance disclosures (even at a high level)
No one is asking for trade secrets.
They are asking for signals of legitimacy consistent with scale.
