A Surat gym trainer identified in the source as Sabir Ajgar, also referred to as Shabbir Asgar Trunkwala, allegedly developed an affair with a married woman from a wealthy family after meeting her at a gym. The report says he obtained private photographs and videos, made romantic promises, requested repeated payments, and later threatened to release the material. Her husband, identified as Parinit, reportedly approached police after alleged threats and a confrontation involving a glass bottle. Surat police arrested the trainer and said they were investigating whether other women had also been targeted.
Country: India
State/Province: Gujarat, India
City/Region: Surat
Incident Type: Non-Murder
Relationship Status: Married
Relationship Duration: Approximately 7 years (affair)
Recorded context: Affair started / overlapping relationship
Reported initiator: Alleged suspect / offender
Relationship timing: During marriage or ongoing partnership, before separation
Incident Date: March 9, 2026
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Approximately 7 years (affair)
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Infidelity and Blackmail
The reported pattern began in a professional fitness setting, where the trainer developed private communication with a married client and learned details about her lifestyle and wealth. The source describes a progression from personal attention and financial requests to romantic promises, private photographs and videos, repeated money demands, threats, and alleged physical intimidation of her husband. The marital relationship was reportedly marked by prolonged conflict and remained legally intact while the affair continued.
Surat Police SOG reportedly arrested the trainer after Parinit approached police following a publicly circulated police guidance video. DCP Rajdeep Singh Nakum said the complaint concerned a seven-year affair, private photographs and videos, a demand for five lakh rupees, and an alleged threat involving glass. The source says the accused was questioned, placed in police custody, and sent to seven days of judicial custody, while police investigated possible additional victims. The report uses the politically charged term 'gym jihad'; this extraction treats the underlying allegations as alleged blackmail and relationship exploitation rather than adopting that label as a finding.
The source gives inconsistent versions of the trainer's name and alternates between statements that the woman was blackmailed and that the trainer was targeting multiple women. The reported money demands vary widely, including one, five, ten, and twenty lakh rupees. The account also refers to police custody, police remand, and seven days of judicial custody without clarifying the exact procedural sequence. It remains unclear whether additional women filed complaints or whether all alleged conduct was independently corroborated.
The woman reportedly joined a Surat gym for weight loss and was introduced to the trainer as a personal instructor. He allegedly obtained her WhatsApp number, gathered information about her family and wealth, requested money for protein and supplements, and developed a romantic relationship through attention and promises of marriage. According to the source, the relationship continued for about seven years while she remained married. When she and her husband attempted to distance themselves from him, he allegedly threatened to release private photographs and videos and demanded money. After a reported confrontation in which he threatened the husband with a glass object, the husband contacted police following an SOG awareness meeting, leading to the arrest and further investigation.
The source describes elevated relationship and coercion risk because of alleged private-image threats, repeated financial demands, prolonged secrecy, threats against the husband, and an alleged physical confrontation involving a glass object. The report also says police were examining whether other women had been targeted. Allegations remain source-reported and should not be treated as proof of guilt.
The source identifies a reported escalation pathway from professional access and private messaging to emotional involvement, financial extraction, intimate-image threats, and alleged physical intimidation. Important comparison signals include targeting clients perceived as wealthy, requests framed as personal financial need, romantic promises, requests for body photographs, secrecy, repeated payment demands, and threats to publish private material. The broader claims about multiple victims remain under investigation.
The reported early signals were unusually personal attention from the trainer, requests for WhatsApp contact and photographs, questions about the woman's residence, husband, lifestyle, and vehicle, requests for money for supplements, and romantic promises that exceeded a normal trainer-client relationship.
The reported clues connecting the case were the woman's private photographs and videos, repeated money demands, the husband's account of threats and alleged assault, the SOG awareness video that prompted his complaint, and police questioning that allegedly identified contact with other women.
The source presents the private photographs and videos, payment demands, the husband's complaint, the alleged glass-object threat, police interrogation, and the trainer's electronic communications as the most relevant evidence types. It does not provide forensic findings, authenticated messages, or court-tested evidence.
DCP Rajdeep Singh Nakum reportedly described Parinit's complaint, the alleged seven-year affair, trips to Goa and Mumbai, the five-lakh-rupee demand, and the glass-object threat. The source also reports that the husband told police about the alleged blackmail. No independent eyewitness account of the confrontation is provided.
Follow-up reporting changed the case from a private marital dispute into a police investigation after the husband saw a social-media video about SOG guidance for gyms. Police then reportedly arrested the trainer and said they were checking whether other women had also been targeted.
The source does not identify the woman by name, does not provide an incident date, and does not clarify the precise charges, court status, or final disposition. It remains unclear whether the private material was recovered, deleted, published, or forensically verified; whether other alleged victims made formal complaints; and whether the relationship and money transfers occurred exactly as described.