The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has called in model-turned-actor Nadia Hussain for a serious sit-down over her husband Atif Mohammad Khan’s multi-million-rupee embezzlement case.
As it turns out, her salon accounts got a hefty Rs, 26.418 million boost during the exact years Khan was allegedly cooking the books at Al-Falah Securities. Coincidence? The FIA isn’t buying it.
Khan, nabbed on March 8, when he reportedly siphoned off Rs. 540 million, according to the FIA’s no-nonsense probe sparked by the company’s board chairman. The agency’s Tuesday notice to Hussain lays it bare: Khan’s accounts saw Rs1.429 billion flow in from the company between 2016 and 2023, with only Rs. 1.322 billion trickling back.
That leaves Rs. 107.185 million unaccounted for—plus a staggering Rs. 539 million debit balance he still owes, thanks to shady personal trades that tanked the company’s funds.
Hussain’s been told to show up at the FIA Corporate Crime Circle on April 14, papers in hand, to explain where that salon cash came from. The agency’s giving her a shot to defend herself, but the clock’s ticking.
This isn’t her first tangle with the FIA. Last month, they slapped her with a Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) inquiry after Nadia Hussain blasted “unfounded” claims on Instagram. With Khan in custody, she’d posted videos alleging a fake FIA “director” tried to shake her down for Rs30 million—Rs5 million upfront in cash—for her husband’s bail.
She shared screenshots and voice notes, swearing she’d reported it, but the FIA says she skipped their Cyber Crime Reporting Centre and went viral instead, landing her in hot water.
The FIA confirmed the extortionist was real—a fraudster flashing a senior official’s pic—but they’re not thrilled about her social media outburst. Drama aside, this case is about to get messier.
