Major Fraud Case Registered Against Tiens Company Owners in Islamabad

By Muhammad Saleem

Islamabad, Pakistan

​ISLAMABAD, Pakistan – The Khanna Police Station has registered a formal First Information Report (FIR) against the owners of Tiens Company following allegations of large-scale fraud, threats, and physical assault. The action, led by SHO Shah Nawaz Dogar, comes amid a rising trend of job-related scams targeting unemployed youth.

​According to the FIR, the suspects allegedly lured dozens of young men from Mardan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with promises of high-paying jobs and a bright future. The victims were initially asked to pay PKR 6,000 each, but the suspects later extorted more money under various pretexts, accumulating a total of approximately PKR 4.2 million.

​The situation escalated when the victims, after receiving neither the promised jobs nor their money back, demanded a refund. In response, the suspects allegedly physically assaulted the victims, issued death threats, and forcibly obtained signatures on unidentified documents.

​Police sources confirmed that no jobs were provided and no funds were returned to any of the victims. The registration of this case has provided a glimmer of hope for thousands of other potential victims who have been waiting for justice against such fraudulent schemes.

​Social circles and the general public have welcomed the police action, calling the exploitation of unemployed youth an “unforgivable crime.” The Islamabad Police has launched a formal investigation, recording statements from more victims and conducting raids to apprehend the suspects. Authorities have vowed to bring all individuals involved in this scam to justice.