An influencer on Tiktok accused of sea -fishing men and handed them over to bandits has been caught by police.
UroSa Solangi is a popular Tikker from Kashmore district, where most of her followers come from the rural areas of Sindh and Punjab.
Using “Honeytraps” she lured many people from Punjab and Sindh to Kashmore where they were kidnapped. When police investigated these incidents, they found evidence of a woman’s commitment.
According to Kashmore Asp Muhammad Asher, former Dacoits of the Kacha area used voice filters for honey traps. After analyzing call records, police discovered that a woman was working on the notorious Bakhsh Ali Shar gang.
The woman’s mobile was kept under constant monitoring. She had allegedly changed her SIM card four times.
Assher said that by analyzing the messages and calling for Solangi’s four phone numbers and the number of “B-Party” members (Shar Gang members), they managed to track her.
No criminal activity of Solangi was found in her Tiktok account. Instead, she allegedly used Facebook and WhatsApp to entice men who were interested in marriage and invited them to Kashmore for meetings. There the Shar -Band would then catch them and take them into the Sindh’s Kacha area.
According to the police officer, Solangi was not directly involved in ransom negotiations or payments in each kidnapping case. After ransom was collected, however, she received her share.
The Kashmore police reported that Solangi was involved in more than a dozen honey trap cases. A four has now been registered against her.
When asked how a famous Sindhi Tikker with millions of followers, good income and no previous criminal listing was involved in a gang of Dacoits, police said Solangi had received threats from a criminal. She complained to the gang leader, Bakhsh Ali Shar. After only a threatening phone call from Bakhsh Ali Shar, the criminal left her alone, but from that time her friendship with Bakhsh Shar began.
