WHO THEY ARE THE FAMILY SYNDICATE
Amjad Ali Chajra, the self-styled mastermind, built the illusion: wealth, influence, and legitimacy. But it is his son, Faisal Raza Chajra, who acts as the engine of the operation targeting young professionals, using fluent English, TikTok charm, and religious platitudes to seal the con.
Faisal often poses as a digital entrepreneur, crypto investor, or motivational speaker. In reality, he is accused of orchestrating investment scams, fake job offers, and digital fraud pipelines that span from Karachi to Dubai.
Together, they’ve created a network designed to manipulate, extract, and vanish.
HOW THEY SCAM YOU
🟥 Amjad Ali Chajra – The Kingpin
Uses religion, age, and respect to gain trust from elders and conservative families.
Claims ties to Dubai’s elite and “business families.”
Primary role: Fake real estate deals, international visas, forex fund pools.
🟥 Faisal Raza Chajra – The Modern Face of the Scam
Fluent, digital, charismatic.
Poses as mentor/influencer.
Runs fake training programs, investment "bootcamps", and job placement scams.
Known for pressuring youth and students for upfront payments.
THE FRAUD BLUEPRINT HOW THEIR SCHEME EVOLVED
🕵️ Phase 1: Laying the Illusion (Early Stage)
Fronts established: Multiple fake businesses registered in Pakistan and UAE using vague names
Initial targets: Local investors seeking halal business opportunities or job connections abroad.
Common bait: “High-return Dubai property investment” and “family-run business with Saudi partners."
💼 Phase 2: Grooming Trust & Authority
Tactics used:
They attend social and business events to pose as credible professionals.
Drop names of influential figures to create a false sense of authority.
Build rapport through personal charm and polished language.
Exploit family dynamics by winning over elders to gain access to victims.
Victim profile: foreigners, small business owners, overseas Pakistanis.
