A new fraud case has been reported against TikToker Kashif Zameer. He is accused of cheating a Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) officer out of millions of rupees. Police have started efforts to arrest him.
According to the complainant, CTD officer Dost Muhammad, the incident involved a large financial transaction. He claims that Kashif Zameer promised to arrange travel to Italy. In return, he allegedly took around Rs1.9 million.
The officer stated that the agreement was made about a year ago. However, after receiving the money, Kashif Zameer reportedly stopped responding. Calls and messages were ignored, raising concerns about a possible fraud case.
Following this, the officer decided to take legal action. A formal fraud case was registered at Gulberg Police Station. Authorities then began an investigation into the matter.
Police sources confirmed that a raid was conducted at the suspect’s residence. The house is located in the Defence area. However, it is not yet clear if the accused was present during the raid.
Dost Muhammad also shared details about his relationship with Kashif Zameer. He said they became friends around two years ago. Their connection reportedly started through TikTok.
The officer added that Kashif Zameer often stayed with him during visits to Karachi. This helped build trust between them. It also played a role in the financial deal that later led to the fraud case.
Law enforcement officials are now working to locate the suspect. Further action will depend on the findings of the investigation. No official statement has been released by the accused so far.
Cases involving online personalities have raised concerns in recent years. Experts say social media connections can sometimes lead to trust-based financial risks.
Authorities have advised the public to remain cautious in financial dealings. They stress the importance of verifying claims before making payments.
The fraud case against Kashif Zameer is still under investigation. More updates are expected as police continue their efforts.
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