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    Hamza Ali Abbasi Denies Any Link to FIA Money Laundering Case Involving Sister

    EchoAsiaNewsBy EchoAsiaNewsMarch 29, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Pakistani actor Hamza Ali Abbasi has firmly denied any involvement or connection to a Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) money laundering case linked to his sister, Dr Fazeela Abbasi, in a statement shared on social media.

    Abbasi addressed speculation circulating in media reports that his name was connected to the investigation, stating that he is not under investigation by any agency and has no role “in any capacity” in the case.

    The clarification came after local news coverage highlighted the FIA’s probe into alleged money laundering involving Dr Fazeela Abbasi. A separate report noted that interim bail for another sister, Dr Uzma Abbasi, was revoked by a court in connection with a multi-billion-rupee money laundering case.

    In his statement, Abbasi urged the public and media not to drag his name into the matter, stressing that his legal and professional standing is separate from the ongoing investigations involving his family.

    The FIA has not publicly detailed the specifics of the financial allegations, and it remains unclear whether charges have been formally filed against Dr Fazeela Abbasi. Journalists have not yet confirmed the full scope of the agency’s inquiry.

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