Laiaba Ijaz’s death in Islamabad reveals a shocking fraud involving a fake Harvard admission promise.
Islamabad: (RightNow) New revelations have emerged in the case of a student’s body found in Islamabad. Laiaba Ijaz, a gold medalist from Islamic University, aspired to pursue an MS at Harvard University.
According to the family, a fraudulent consultant promised Laiaba admission to Harvard on a scholarship. The consultant provided a fake scholarship letter, posed as her sponsor, and extracted money from her.
The family stated that the consultant also promised a government job to Laiaba’s brother, taking 5 lakh rupees. He falsely claimed to be an accounts officer at Islamabad High Court.
The family revealed that Laiaba’s brother requested money for business, but the father prioritized her education. The consultant demanded 70 lakh rupees, and the father sold a plot to pay 21 lakh.
It is noteworthy that Laiaba’s body was found hanging from a tree in the Ramna area of Islamabad. The deceased was 22 years old and unmarried. Police suggest the case initially appears to be a suicide.















