Summary
- According to the account provided Laiba’s family allegedly lost Rs9.3 million after being promised a US visa and a scholarship at Harvard University.
- According to the report, Rs2.9 million was transferred through Laiba’s bank account while the remaining amount was allegedly paid in cash.
- According to the supplied report, the main suspect was arrested in Islamabad, while efforts to apprehend the alleged associate were continuing.
AI Generated Summary
ISLAMABAD, October 11, 2026: The death of 24-year-old Laiba Ejaz, a gold medalist in BS Physics from the International Islamic University Islamabad (IIUI) has drawn attention to alleged education consultancy fraud and weaknesses in the verification of overseas university admissions.
According to the account provided Laiba’s family allegedly lost Rs9.3 million after being promised a US visa and a scholarship at Harvard University. The incident has shone a spotlight on the risks faced by students and families when looking for opportunities for international education through private agents.
The supplied report identifies Muhammad Noman and an alleged associate Fatima Sarwar as suspects in the case. It cites an FIA case registered on October 10, 2026 by the Anti-Human Trafficking Circle in Islamabad.
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