Imran Awan has collected $1.2 million in salary since 2010, (first hired in 2004) and his brother Abid and wife Hina Alvi were each paid more than $1 million.Imran first came to Capitol Hill in the early 2000s and Abid joined him in 2005. Imran’s wife Hina Alvi was added to the payroll in 2007, while Abid’s wife, Natalia Sova, appeared in 2011. Finally, in 2014 the youngest sibling, Jamal, joined the payroll in 2014 at the age of 20 with a salary of $160,000.
Also their friend...
Rao Abbas was paid $85,049 in 2016.
Your tax dollars at work, helping Muslim crooks raid the Democrat congressional computer system where secrets used to be kept. Where is the investigation of this?
The Daily Caller News foundation interviewed multiple current and former Imran tenants about his odd collection of rent.
Cristal Perpignan said Imran instructed her to pay the rent to Imran’s friend, Rao Abbas, a US govt employee, who lived in the basement of the home she occupied.
Abbas was on the House payroll as an IT worker but Perpignan said the tax-paid Abbas spent his days at home in the basement.
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Soon after Imran began working for Wasserman Schultz in 2005, his two brothers and two of their wives — plus Rao Abbas and another friend — began appearing as IT staffers on the tax-paid payrolls of other House Democrats. Collectively, the Awan group has been paid $4 million tax dollars (that we know of) since 2009.
Other Hill IT staffers interviewed by TheDCNF said the Awans and their IT friends were often absent from weekly Hill meetings and inter-office email exchanges. The tax-Paid Rao Abbas spent his days at home while cashing US govt paychecks.
One of the Hill staffers said some of the computers the Awans managed for Democrat lawmakers were being used to transfer Congressional data to an off-site server. Some of the Democrat lawmakers were members of key House intl committees.
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Shortly after the criminal probe was revealed in February, Imran abruptly moved out of his longtime home on Hawkshead Drive in Lorton, Va, (one of about 12 homes he owned) and listed it for rent on a website that connects landlords with military families.
One of new tenants — a Marine Corps veteran married to a female Navy Officer — said he found “wireless routers, hard drives that look like they tried to destroy, laptops, [and] a lot of brand new expensive toner.”