Umer Hayat Kaka Picture Released – Shocking Details About Umer Hayat Kaka in Sana Yousaf Case

In a deeply disturbing turn of events, 17-year-old TikTok sensation Sana Yousuf was shot dead inside her home in Islamabad’s Sector G-13/1 on Monday evening. The cold-blooded murder has sent shockwaves throughout Pakistan, especially among social media communities and women’s rights advocates.

Suspect Arrested in Faisalabad

The Islamabad Police confirmed the arrest of the suspect, Umar Hayat, also known by his nickname “Kaka”, in Faisalabad just 20 hours after the murder. He is also believed to be a TikToker and reportedly claimed to be Sana’s friend.

According to IG Islamabad Ali Nasir Rizvi, the swift arrest was the result of intense surveillance operations involving:

• 113 CCTV cameras

• 7 police teams

• Over 300 phone call analyses

• Mobile data tracking

Hayat was tracked through security footage, which showed him walking away from the crime scene while typing on his phone, before eventually fleeing via motorway.

Details of the Tragic Day

Sana was at home with her aunt at the time of the incident. Her father, a government officer, was at work, her mother was at the market, and her 15-year-old brother was in Chitral after completing exams.

The aunt told police that Hayat had come to the house to meet Sana. Before the shooting, Sana was heard saying: “Go away from here. There are cameras all around. I will fetch you some water.”

Moments later, she was shot twice in the chest. Her body was transported to PIMS Hospital for postmortem.

Police Statement & Investigation

The murder weapon and the clothes worn by the suspect have been recovered. The suspect confessed to the killing during interrogation, although the exact motive remains under investigation.

The FIR was lodged by Sana’s mother at Sumbal Police Station under Section 302 of the Pakistan Penal Code, and she stated she could identify the suspect on sight.

A Disturbing Pattern

Sana Yousuf, who had over 740,000 followers on TikTok, is the latest in a series of attacks targeting female influencers in Pakistan. Recent high-profile cases include:

• A TikToker murdered by her cousin in Khushab

• A female influencer found dead in Peshawar

• A US-born teenager killed by her father in Quetta

• A young woman murdered by her brother in Sialkot over her online presence

Call for Action

The murder has reignited nationwide debates about:

• Online harassment

• Gender-based violence

• The safety of women in digital spaces

Advocates are now demanding stricter laws and more robust systems to protect content creators, especially women, from obsessive fans and stalkers.