In Gujranwala, another case has been registered against Farhat Shehzadi, also known as Farah Gogi, and her husband Ahsan Jamil Gujar under fraud and cheating charges. The case was filed at Thana Saddar, following allegations that the couple illegally sold government land and manipulated documents. This latest development highlights the ongoing Farah Gogi fraud and cheating case in Gujranwala and adds to previous legal actions against the couple.
According to police, the FIR was lodged on the complaint of GDA (Gujranwala Development Authority) state officer Mirza Babar. The report names several individuals, including PML-N MPA Qaiser Iqbal Sandhu, Ahsan Jamil Gujar’s uncle and cousin, as well as the society manager and staff, for their alleged involvement.
The FIR states that in 2005, the accused established a housing society and obtained approval from GDA during the PTI government. According to GDA-approved maps, land earmarked for schools, parks, and cemeteries was illegally sold as residential plots. The authorities allege that the accused created fake documents to carry out the illegal transactions and unlawfully occupied government land.
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A separate case against Farah Gogi and her husband was registered just a day earlier. That FIR also named Ahsan Jamil Gujar’s father, Iqbal Gujar, a senior PML-N leader and former provincial minister, as a suspect in the ongoing investigation.
The new development in the Farah Gogi fraud and cheating case in Gujranwala underscores the serious nature of the allegations, including illegal land sales and document forgery, and shows that authorities are continuing to investigate and hold all involved parties accountable.
