
The ongoing legal dispute involving Pakistani actress Momina Iqbal and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) provincial assembly member Saqib Chadhar has taken another turn, with Chadhar now publicly sharing his version of events.
The disagreement has continued for several months after Momina Iqbal previously alleged on Instagram that she was being harassed by a member of the provincial assembly. Following her post, Saqib Chadhar’s name became associated with the matter.
Momina subsequently approached the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) regarding the issue, while Chadhar also presented his position before the relevant authorities.

In what was described as his first detailed interview on the matter, Saqib Chadhar made a number of claims concerning Momina Iqbal and her sister, Ramsha Iqbal.
According to Chadhar, he had helped Ramsha travel to Australia for higher education and later provided her with employment at a security company connected to his business interests.
He further alleged that Ramsha filed a harassment case in Australia against his business partner and sought one million US dollars in damages. Chadhar claimed that the matter was eventually settled for 165,000 US dollars, which he alleged Ramsha brought back to Pakistan.
Chadhar also alleged that a similar approach was later attempted against him by the two sisters. These claims, however, remain allegations made by Chadhar and have not been independently established in the information provided.

Chadhar also spoke about his alleged relationship with Momina Iqbal and made claims concerning her previous marriage.
He alleged that Momina was aware that he was already married but was nevertheless willing to become his second wife.
Chadhar further claimed that he was initially unaware of Momina’s reported 2018 marriage and subsequent divorce. He said that he later learned about the marriage and also became aware of her former husband.
Given the personal nature of these statements, they remain part of Chadhar’s account of the dispute rather than independently verified facts.
Another major claim made by Chadhar concerns an alleged financial settlement.
According to him, a lawyer representing Momina Iqbal contacted him and allegedly demanded Rs200 million to resolve the matter. Chadhar claimed that after he refused to pay the amount, a reduced figure of Rs90 million was allegedly offered.
He further alleged that Momina wanted the matter settled for Rs110 million.
Chadhar said he had presented what he described as evidence relating to his meeting with Momina’s lawyer, along with an alleged settlement agreement, to support his position.
The developing dispute between Momina Iqbal and Saqib Chadhar has attracted considerable public attention, particularly because allegations have been made on both sides and the matter has involved the cybercrime authorities.
At this stage, the claims discussed above should be understood as allegations and statements attributed to Saqib Chadhar. The source material does not establish the allegations as proven facts, and the matter remains part of an ongoing legal dispute.
As the case develops, any official findings or statements from the relevant authorities could provide further clarity on the competing claims.