Court Grants Interim Bail

Islamabad court granted interim bail until October 20 to a co-suspect in a student suicide case.

Student's Alleged Fraud Case

Laiba Ijaz, a 20-year-old student at International Islamic University, allegedly lost rs5 million to fake travel documents.

Co-Suspect Granted Bail

The co-suspect was granted bail against surety bonds worth rs20,000 after arguing his innocence.

Court Arguments

The co-suspect's counsel argued he was 'deliberately' implicated in the case and innocent.

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Court Directs Responses

The court issued notices to parties to present arguments by October 20 for bail proceedings.

Main Suspect Arrested

The main suspect in the case has been arrested and remanded in police custody.

FIA Case Registered

The Federal Investigation Agency registered a case under cheating, abetment and immigration fraud provisions.

Fraud Allegations

The suspect allegedly obtained millions from Ijaz's family using fake employment and university admission claims.

Fake Documents

The suspect gave Ijaz fake travel documents that were later found to be fraudulent.

Case Registration

A case was registered at Ramna Police Station under sections 322 and 34 of the Pakistan Penal Code.