Tamoor Sandhu, Assistant Managing Director of FGA Pakistan, has through email raised serious allegations and issued an urgent request for the suspension of remittances and eviction from alleged unlawful property possession.

In his communication, Sandhu strongly requested Senior Missionary Laila Gronning Joseph to immediately review and, where legally and factually justified, suspend any financial remittances or transfers being made by her husband Mr. Nathenial Joseph, whether through banks, Western Union, Ria, private transactions, family members, friends, or any other channel.

Sandhu expressed serious concern that funds being provided by Nathenial Joseph may be used to support activities that create unrest, fights, promote unlawful or improper actions, illegal possession of properties, and potentially cause damage or destruction in Pakistan.

Screenshots of Tamoor Sandhu’s email correspondence raising the allegations

He therefore respectfully requested that no further financial assistance or remittances be provided until the source, purpose, and utilization of the funds have been independently verified and appropriate safeguards are established.

This request, Sandhu stated, is made in the interest of preventing any misuse of funds and protecting the peace, property, and interests of the concerned organization FGA Pakistan and the community in Pakistan.

According to the email, Mr. Nathenial Joseph allegedly provided false and misleading information to the police by claiming that the FGA Church had been attacked. It is further stated that Mr. Nathenial Joseph himself directly contacted the Hyderabad Police Station by telephone regarding this matter.

At present, Mr. Nathenial Joseph is occupying the ground floor of the FGA Provincial Head Office building, while Mr. Tamoor Sandhu and Mr. Patras Shafi are residing on the first and second floors, respectively, of the same building.

It is further alleged that Mr. Nathenial Joseph’s private security guards have maintained continuous possession and control of the premises for approximately 24 hours, with four security guards deployed at the location — two for the day shift and two for the night shift.