Laiba Ijaz Harvard fraud case: FIA reportedly arre...

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•   ISLAMABAD : The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has reportedly arrested two suspects in connection with the alleged Rs9.3 million Harvard scholarship fraud case involving Laiba Ijaz, a 24-year-old gold medallist from the International Islamic University Islamabad (IIUI) who was found dead in the capital on October 9.
• According to the details provided, the arrests mark a significant development in the investigation into allegations that Laiba and her family were deceived through promises of admission to Harvard University and a scholarship abroad.
• Family allegedly paid Rs9.3 million Laiba, who reportedly held a gold medal in BS Physics from IIUI, was allegedly persuaded to pay a total of Rs9.3 million in connection with the promised Harvard opportunity.

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ISLAMABAD : The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has reportedly arrested two suspects in connection with the alleged Rs9.3 million Harvard scholarship fraud case involving Laiba Ijaz, a 24-year-old gold medallist from the International Islamic University Islamabad (IIUI) who was found dead in the capital on October 9.

According to the details provided, the arrests mark a significant development in the investigation into allegations that Laiba and her family were deceived through promises of admission to Harvard University and a scholarship abroad.

Two suspects taken into custody

The principal suspect, identified as Muhammad Noman, was reportedly arrested from a location in Islamabad’s H-13 and Golra Mor area. Investigators allege that he posed as a government official and persuaded Laiba to believe that her admission and scholarship arrangements were genuine.