American-Pakistani Houston-based renowned business tycoon, philanthropist, and Democratic leader Tanweer Ahmed —the owner of the largest cricket complex in Houston, the Prairie View Cricket Complex, and the owner of the Houston Hurricanes cricket franchise — has rejected all allegations of Muhammad Tahir Javed against him and all of his social medial propaganda.
Tahir Javed earlier filed a high-profile defamation lawsuit in a local court against County Judge KP George, his Chief of Staff Tarl Patel, and Pakistani businessman Tanweer Ahmed for allegedly orchestrating a defamatory campaign against him on social media platforms. Tanweer Ahmed rejected all allegations and proved them wrong.
Earlier, Tanweer Ahmed served legal notice to Muhammad Tahir Javed over completely baseless defamation allegations against him.
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The notice accused Javed of producing a documentary containing false and misleading information about Tanweer Ahmed damaging his reputation and business dealings, particularly in light of a supposed rivalry linked to Javed's son’s political campaign.
The legal notice outlines specific claims against Javed including the dissemination of false information regarding Ahmed’s affiliations and financial dealings during an election campaign. Tanweer Ahmed demanded a written and on-air apology, along with compensation of five billion rupees for the damages incurred due to defamation.
Tahir Javed is a prominent figure in American politics, having hosted influential leaders such as Hillary Clinton and President Joe Biden at his residence. He has also played a critical role in strengthening Pakistan-U.S. relations and was instrumental in reorganizing the Congressional Pakistan Caucus alongside the late Congresswoman Sheila Jackson. As this case unfolds, it not only highlights the ongoing issues of defamation and political rivalry but also raises broader questions about the intersection of business, politics, and social media in the modern era.
Tahir Javed donates bogus cheque for flood victims
It is pertinent to note that Tanweer Ahmed continuing his philanthropic work donated $9 million to Pakistan’s premier university National University of Science and Technology (NUST).
On the other hand, during the 2022 flood devastation, Tahir Javed gave a $50000 cheque to the then army chief Qamar Javed Bajwa which was later rejected as insufficient funds.
Who is Tanweer Ahmed?
Tanweer Ahmed is a prominent entrepreneur known for his extensive business ventures, including owning the largest cricket complex in Houston and being involved in various industries.
Moving to the United States in the 1980s from his hometown Sialkot, the then young Tanweer pursued the American dream and worked round the clock to be one of the most successful business entrepreneurs of the United States and shining the name of Pakistan on the global stage. He started the restaurant business. Tanweer started the restaurant and transport business in the US. Tanweer is the CEO of PAK Foods.
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He is the founder of a brand of food chains and North Coast Couriers, the largest transportation company in California. He is also the owner of the Houston Hurricanes cricket franchise.
He is an early investor in the USA Cricket-sanctioned Major League Cricket tournament set to start play in 2023. Tanweer is also the owner of National Consolidated Couriers Inc.
