ISLAMABAD: The Laiba Suicide Case has taken a new turn after reports revealed that the main suspect’s brother is currently serving time in jail in a separate fraud case.
According to ARY News, the suspect’s brother, identified as Waqas, is being held at Mansehra jail over alleged fraud. Investigators have also uncovered details about the alleged activities of the two brothers and their accomplices.
Reports suggest that the group allegedly deceived several people through fraudulent activities. The developments have raised further questions about the alleged fraud linked to Laiba’s planned travel to the United States.
Suspect Allegedly Used Fake Intelligence Agency Identity
According to the report, Noman allegedly introduced himself as an assistant director of an intelligence agency in Mansehra. However, investigators reportedly discovered that his claimed position was false.
During interrogation, officials also recovered fake appointment letters allegedly connected to the intelligence agency. These documents have become part of the ongoing investigation into the alleged fraud.
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has launched an investigation into the Mansehra fraud case. Authorities are examining the allegations and gathering information about the people involved.
The investigation may help establish how the alleged fraud was carried out and whether other individuals were involved. However, the allegations must be established through the legal process.
Laiba Found Dead Near Itwar Bazaar
Earlier, Laiba, a 20-year-old student at the International Islamic University Islamabad, was found dead near a green belt close to Itwar Bazaar.
The area falls within the jurisdiction of Ramna police station. Laiba was reportedly a resident of G-10 Markaz in Islamabad.
According to police officials, Laiba had allegedly paid Rs5 million to an agent to travel to the United States. She reportedly discovered later that the documents provided to her were fake.
Police said she experienced severe mental stress after learning about the alleged fraud. According to officials, she left her home at around 2pm without informing her family.
Her family reportedly used her mobile phone location to trace her whereabouts. They eventually located her near the green belt close to Itwar Bazaar, where her body was found.
Police Investigating Laiba Suicide Case
Police initially suspected that the incident was a case of suicide. However, investigators launched a formal inquiry to determine the circumstances surrounding her death.
Authorities are also examining the alleged travel fraud and the agent who reportedly received the money. Investigators are working to establish the facts surrounding the financial transaction and the documents provided to Laiba.
The post-mortem report is expected to provide important information about the circumstances of her death. Officials have said the findings will become clearer after the medical examination and completion of the investigation.
FIA Probe Into Alleged Fraud Continues
The FIA’s investigation into the Mansehra fraud case is another development linked to the broader allegations. Investigators are examining the suspected fraud and the alleged use of fake documents.
The Laiba Suicide Case has drawn attention to the serious consequences that alleged financial scams can have on affected individuals and their families.
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Authorities have yet to establish all the circumstances surrounding Laiba’s death and the alleged fraud. Further details are expected as police and the FIA continue their investigations.
