Islamabad Police are investigating the death of a 22-year-old International Islamic University student amid allegations of study visa fraud. Authorities found her body in Sector G-10, where investigators began examining the circumstances surrounding her death.
Media reports identified the student as Laiba Ejaz. According to reports citing sources, she had allegedly paid Rs. 5 million to a visa agent for a US study visa. However, she reportedly received fake documents instead.
Police have not reached a final conclusion about the cause of her death. Investigators are examining the available evidence and the alleged visa fraud as they work to establish what happened.
Police Investigate Student’s Death in Islamabad
Police found the student’s body in a green belt near an old traffic police checkpoint in Sector G-10. Following the discovery, officers collected evidence from the scene and launched an investigation.
Initial police findings reportedly indicated a possible suicide. Nevertheless, investigators have yet to confirm the circumstances surrounding her death.
Authorities are examining different aspects of the case to determine the sequence of events. They have not announced any final findings confirming suicide or establishing a connection between the alleged fraud and her death.
Rs. 5 Million US Study Visa Fraud Allegation
According to reports citing sources, Laiba had allegedly paid Rs. 5 million to an agent who promised to arrange a US study visa. However, she reportedly received forged documents instead of the expected visa arrangements.
Police are examining allegations that an agent deceived the student over an educational visa. The reported payment and the alleged use of fake documents remain important aspects of the investigation.
However, authorities have not publicly established the full details of the alleged transaction. Investigators must determine whether the reported financial dispute had any connection to the student’s death.
Investigation Continues as Police Examine Evidence
Police continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the student’s death and the reported visa fraud. Their inquiries aim to establish the facts and determine whether any wrongdoing occurred.
At this stage, authorities have not issued a final conclusion confirming the cause of death. They have also not established a definitive link between the alleged visa fraud and the incident.
The case highlights serious allegations involving an overseas education arrangement. However, the reported payment, the alleged forged documents and their possible connection to the student’s death remain subject to investigation.
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