A routine repair job at Madrasa Qadriya Haqiqatul Uloom in Jungle Vishunpura village, Kushinagar district, Uttar Pradesh, escalated into a police investigation when a ceiling fan marked 'Made in Pakistan' was discovered. The fan was brought to a local mechanic for repairs after developing a fault. During the repair, the mechanic, Akbar, found the label, which led to a viral social media post and subsequent inquiries by local authorities. Police detained the madrasa manager, Mohammad Yunus, and Shamshuddin, the donor of the fan, for questioning. Shamshuddin revealed that his son, Wajid Ansari, had purchased the fan in Saudi Arabia for approximately 80 Saudi Riyals (about $21 USD) in 2020 and sent it to India. After verifying the purchase documents, police found no evidence of illegal activity and released the detained individuals. The madrasa teacher, Mohammad Merajuddin, emphasized that the institution relies on community donations to support students during the summer heat. The incident drew political attention, with local officials calling for a detailed investigation into the fan's origin, although police maintained that the fan's arrival in India was legal.