Pakistani Cricketer Sohaib Maqsood has reported a Rs 14 million car scam committed by the car dealer in Multan.
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According to Maqsood’s social media post on X ( Formerly known as Twitter) on 20th October, 2025, he stated that the showroom owner sold his vehicle, still under his name, without taking his permission. However, the dealer sold the car without taking the original documents from the cricketer. The details of the tweet are as follows.
there is guy a showroom owner in multan who has a car showroom in multan who has done Big Fraud with me regarding my car worth 1.4 carore sold my car without documents documents are with me and in return gave me another car with fake Documents and got extra 70 lacs i request…
— Sohaib Maqsood (@sohaibcricketer) October 19, 2025
And when i found My car after 8 months In lahore in one of the house in lahore i went there and said bhai this is my car i dont know who has given it to you or what please return this he said i have paid for this I said if you have Paid where are documents? if you have bought it…
— Sohaib Maqsood (@sohaibcricketer) October 19, 2025
Furthermore, he claimed that the dealer gave him another vehicle with fake documents and charged an additional 7 million rupees during the deal.
After nearly eight months, he discovered his car parked at a private residence in Lahore. Upon confronting the person who claimed ownership, the individual stated that even the police couldn’t take this vehicle away.
Maqsood has requested authorities including Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, Punjab Police, and other provincial authorities to investigate the matter, and take strict actions.
Sohaib emphasized that “if a national athlete can fall victim to such a scam, ordinary citizens are even vulnerable.” He further mentioned that such fraudsters should be caught who play with people’s hard earned money.
Many social media users urged authorities to take swift action, noting that such cases of fraud are becoming increasingly common.
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