Clerk sues three banks, Punjani in Sh4 billion forgery allegations

Businessman Ali Punjani (left) consults his lawyer Francis Kadima at the Mombasa Court in Mombasa County on Thursday 9th March 2017, during the mention of his case together with another suspect namely Adbdulsalam Akasha, after they were charged for taking part in a fight in public place namely Rahian Bar and Restaurant. The suspects want the case withdrawn since other three suspects were Extradited to face drugs' charges in America. The court will mention the case on March 23. [File, Standard]

A clerk has sued three banks claiming that a firm linked to Mombasa businessman Ali Punjani illegally used his credentials to transact billions.

Imran Husseinali in his case filed before the Commercial Court in Nairobi sued Diamond Trust Bank (DTB), National Bank of Kenya, and Habib Bank claiming that more than Sh4 billion was wired into accounts that bore his name.

He also sued Punjani, Rising Star Commodities Ltd, a firm allegedly owned by Punjani, Abdi Ali, Duncan Mukanda, Equitorial Secretaries and Registrars and Simon Kimeu.