
The intense legal tussle involving popular actress and model Momina Iqbal and PMLN politician Saqib Chadhar has reached a major turning point. Following a detailed investigation, the Cyber Crime wing of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA), specifically the NCCIA wing, has submitted its final report to the court, clearing sitting MPA Saqib Chadhar and his wife, Sumaira, of all harassment allegations brought against them.
The controversy began when Momina Iqbal filed a formal harassment complaint with the FIA. She alleged that Saqib Chadhar had pressured her with marriage proposals and, alongside his first wife Sumaira, orchestrated a targeted online smear campaign against her.
In response, Saqib Chadhar publicly acknowledged a prior acquaintance with the actress but strongly refuted the harassment claims. Instead, the politician alleged that Momina had accepted financial favors, including funds for her sister’s education and expensive gifts. These assertions were promptly denied by Momina, her sister, and her legal representative, advocate Rimsha Iqbal.

The newly submitted FIA investigation report concluded that there was insufficient evidence to hold Saqib Chadhar or his wife liable, effectively declaring both individuals not guilty.
Following the submission of the verdict, both parties turned to public platforms to share their side:
The verdict has ignited widespread conversation across social media platforms. A significant segment of online users expressed solidarity with Momina Iqbal, voicing concerns regarding the judicial process when influential figures are involved. Comments poured in questioning the fairness of the outcome, while others lamented the challenges faced by women coming forward with harassment claims in high-profile settings.
As Momina vows to challenge the findings, the story continues to generate significant interest across national media and showbiz circles.