Co-founder of Cardiff Sixth Form College faces fraud charges over £5 million
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Updated Oct 9
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What happened
Yasmin Sarwar, co-founder of Cardiff Sixth Form College, denies nine charges of theft and fraud totaling £5 million. Prosecutors allege that she and her former husband, Nadeem Sarwar, treated the college's charitable funds as a personal piggy bank. Nadeem Sarwar has pleaded guilty to stealing at least £5 million from the institution's funds.
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Why it matters
The allegations involve the misuse of charitable funds intended for the college's purposes. The case highlights financial irregularities within the education sector and the management of charitable institutions.
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