‘Meri Nahi Toh Kisi Ki Nahi’: Instagram Story of Umar Hayat Kaka sparks outrage

ISLAMABAD: The murder of young influencer Sana Yousuf has shocked the country. Now, a disturbing Instagram story allegedly posted by the killer is making headlines and sparking public outrage.

The story, which quickly went viral, said: “If not mine, then no one’s. Don’t come into my DMs talking nonsense. Let her rest in peace wherever she is.”

This message, believed to be written by the accused killer Umar Hayat, was seen by many as cold and heartless, especially just days after Sana’s death.

Was the Instagram Story Real?

Many people online are questioning the authenticity of the story. Some say it may have come from a fake account using Umar Hayat’s name and photo.

Since Umar is currently in police custody, it’s unlikely he could post anything from his account. This has created confusion and led to more demands for a full investigation.

What Happened to Sana Yousuf?

On June 2, Sana Yousuf was shot dead in Islamabad. She was reportedly being stalked by the suspect, Umar Hayat—also known as “Kaka.”

According to Islamabad’s Inspector General Ali Nasir, Umar had been harassing Sana through social media and wanted to start a relationship, which she had rejected.

The murder has led to nationwide protests and calls for action. The hashtag #JusticeForSanaYusuf is trending on social media as thousands demand stronger laws for women’s safety.

Public Demands Justice

Activists and everyday citizens are urging authorities to:

• Fully investigate the murder and Instagram post

• Check if the account is genuine or fake

• Ensure strict punishment for the killer

People are also raising awareness about digital stalking, calling it a real threat that needs urgent legal attention.