PML-N MPA Saqib Chaddar’s Complaint Against Ramsha Iqbal Submitted at Police Station Comes to Light
Lahore (Qudrat Daily) – A fresh legal development has emerged in the ongoing dispute involving actress Momina Iqbal’s family, as Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) Member of the Provincial Assembly Saqib Chaddar’s official complaint against Ramsha Iqbal has surfaced, in which he seeks registration of a criminal case over an alleged Rs80 million financial matter.
According to details, the application submitted at a local police station includes serious allegations of fraud, criminal breach of trust, and alleged threats linked to demands for the return of money.
The complaint states that Saqib Chaddar maintained close personal and domestic relations with Ramsha Iqbal and her family. He alleges that Ramsha Iqbal requested financial assistance for obtaining a visa and traveling to Australia, assuring that the amount would be returned once the visa process was completed.
The MPA further claims that he provided a total of Rs80 million in multiple transactions. This included a cheque of Rs39 million deposited into Ramsha Iqbal’s bank account, while the remaining Rs41 million was allegedly handed over in cash on different occasions in the presence of witnesses identified as Javed Iqbal and Bilal Akbar.
According to the application, despite repeated demands for repayment after the visa process was completed and Ramsha Iqbal traveled to Australia, the amount was not returned. It states that she continued to delay repayment and later refused to return the money, despite earlier assurances.
The complaint further alleges that Ramsha Iqbal, after going abroad, continued to avoid repayment commitments and allegedly issued threats when pressed for the return of funds. It also claims that she has now completely denied returning the amount and is accused of using the money for personal purposes.
Saqib Chaddar has requested police authorities to register a case against Ramsha Iqbal and her family under relevant legal provisions and to ensure recovery of the alleged Rs80 million.
