FIA arrests three in Karachi over alleged counterfeit Atlas Honda products
Profit by Pakistan Today • • 1 min read

The Federal Investigation Agency has detained three men in Karachi in connection with an alleged operation producing imitation goods bearing links to Atlas Honda. Profit by Pakistan Today reported that the raid took place in Metroville-III, within the SITE area, where officials also took possession of products and production equipment. The case concerns suspected misuse of Atlas Honda’s protected creative material.
The FIA said its Corporate Crime Circle in Karachi acted after receiving a complaint from Ghulam Murtaza, an authorised representative of the motorcycle maker. The three individuals were named as Syed Asif Ali, Syed Anas Ali and Syed Asfand Ali. A case has been registered, and the suspects were moved to the FIA’s Karachi corporate crime unit for further proceedings. The allegations have not been established in court.
At a glance
- FIA detained three suspects during a raid in Karachi.
- Officials seized allegedly counterfeit products and manufacturing equipment.
- The FIA registered a case following a complaint by Atlas Honda’s representative.
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