By Sumayya
ISLAMABAD: A capital court on Monday gave main suspect Muhammad Noman to the police on a five-day physical custody lock in the case linked with the claimed cheating against International Islamic University Islamabad (IIUI) student Laiba Ijaz, who reportedly took her own life after learning that her travel papers were fake.
Laiba’s body stood reportedly spotted hanging by the road side in G-10, inside the bounds of Ramna police post.
The suspect stood brought before Judicial Magistrate Zunaira Zafar at the District and Sessions Courts in Islamabad.
During the session, the tracking officer (IO) informed the court that a full review of all points and states of the case stood required.
The officer expressed extra digging stood needed in view of the open clues and initial findings.
The IO supplemented that the suspect’s claimed part in the event needed to be fixed and the clues proved.
The officer further expressed that connected items tied to the suspect, along with alternate probable clues, would be checked and proved as part of the review.
Noman stood caught from Islamabad’s H-13 area.
The review showed clues of Noman’s claimed sharing in internet cheating and the blackmailing of women.
The suspect had past performed at the Anti-Corruption office in Quetta but stood suspended, sources expressed. He had likewise performed for a firm in Islamabad.
Extra points of claimed cheating come out
Meanwhile, extra facts have come out about the claimed cheating involving the travel worker.
Police have opened a first information report (FIR) of the case. It stood opened at Islamabad’s Ramna police post on October 10.
According to the FIR, the filer, who remains the sufferer’s father, Muhammad Ijaz, keeps claimed that the suspect, Noman, and a woman named Aiza remain behind his daughter’s death.
The FIR notes that Noman met Laiba near six to seven months back near the Blue Area in the capital city, where he took her interview.
According to the complaint, Noman introduced himself as a powerful face claiming to be a top officer in Islamabad and offered to set up a US study visa for the sufferer.
The filer stated that a sum of Rs9.3 million as the complete cost for the visa and travel path stood settled upon, and he paid Rs2.1 million in cash in front of witnesses. Later, Laiba sent Rs2.9 million through her bank account to Noman.
The filer showed that Noman later brought the travel papers for Laiba to his shop and displayed a paper record of a deal of $20,000 for the bank paper, but both the papers and record turned out to be fake.
According to the FIR, when the filer questioned Noman about it, he stopped taking his phone calls. Meanwhile, a young woman, Aiza, who stood introduced by Noman to Laiba, kept troubling her with calls for extra cash, leaving the sufferer under deep mental weight.
