Islamabad – A desperate plea for justice has been made by Safdar Zaman Jokhio, who claims he was swindled out of Rs. 7.14 million by Muhammad Hussain Imtiaz, the CEO of Phoenix Immigration, in an elaborate immigration scam. Mr. Jokhio has been tirelessly seeking help from various law enforcement agencies since May, including the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), but alleges his complaints have been met with inaction, allowing the accused to flee to the United States.
In his letter to Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi, Mr. Jokhio details a series of events that began with his dream of a better future for his children. He sold his assets and borrowed heavily from friends to pay Mr. Imtiaz for immigration services. However, those dreams turned into a nightmare when the promised services never materialized.
Mr. Jokhio’s health has deteriorated due to the stress and financial burden. He now faces mounting debts and a bleak future. His attempts to seek redress through official channels have only added to his frustration. He claims that despite filing numerous complaints and providing evidence, the FIA has failed to initiate an inquiry, giving Mr. Imtiaz ample time to escape justice.
“After Almighty Allah, you are my hope, sir,” Mr. Jokhio pleads in his letter to the Interior Minister. He is calling for immediate action to apprehend Mr. Imtiaz and bring him back to Pakistan to face the consequences of his alleged crime. The case highlights the urgent need for more effective mechanisms to protect citizens from fraud and ensure swift justice for victims.
