Web Desk: Social media influencer Dr. Madiha Khan has accused a man named Ahmed Ali Gujar of defrauding her in a property deal and then fleeing the country with the payment. In a detailed video posted on Instagram, she urged her followers to share her account widely so authorities can trace the suspect.
Dr. Madiha said she has been posting updates for days, claiming that Gujar took her money and disappeared. She added that her repeated posts aim to help spread the information to a larger audience.
Property Deal Dispute
According to her account, she and her husband Ahsan were purchasing a five-marla plot. Gujar had assured them that all documents were legitimate, prompting them to pay the full amount. However, months passed without any transfer of the plot, and Gujar could not be reached. She later learned he had reportedly left for Malaysia.
In her video, she said that public support could strengthen her case, which is why she continues to appeal for shares. She also released a WhatsApp voice note she received, which she described as threatening.
Threats Captured in Audio
The audio clip features a man complaining that she has spoken about him on social media. He warns that if his reputation is damaged, he will retaliate. The voice can be heard saying that her actions, along with police involvement, have already harmed him and that she will not recover her money by “ruining his reputation.”
In the caption of her post, Dr. Madiha wrote that she is now receiving threats to her life after reporting the alleged fraud. She said she is sharing the information to protect herself and her family and to alert the public.
Investigation Underway
Dr. Madiha stated that police have recovered about 29.5 percent of the amount from the suspect’s family. The remaining money, she said, is believed to be with Gujar, who is currently in Malaysia.
She added that if anything happens to her or her family, the threats she has received from Gujar and associated individuals should be fully investigated.
Public Awareness Appeal
Dr. Madiha clarified that the plot file she received was fake. She stressed that the institutions and companies mentioned in her posts were not involved in the fraud but were referenced only to explain the situation and raise awareness.
She said she does not intend to target or harass anyone. Instead, she wants to warn people against forged documents and similar scams so that others do not fall victim to the same ordeal.
