The Indian government has been urged by Ekta Kapoor to assist in locating Zulfikar Ahmad Khan, one of her former employees. At Ekta's production company Balaji Telefilms, Zulfikar served as the former Chief Operating Officer (COO). She posted his photo and a caption stating that he had been missing for the previous three months. In her post, she also mentioned the Kenya Red Cross.

"Our Ex-COO of Balaji Telefilms Limited has disappeared from Nairobi almost three months ago," Ekta wrote alongside a photo of Zulfikar on her Instagram account. I kindly ask the Ministry of External Affairs and Kenya Red Cross to look into this." One of the first to comment was Lock Upp contestant Azma Fallah. Waiting for his return in safety, she wrote.

Concerns about Zulfikar were also expressed on Twitter by actor Karan Kundra. He stated in a series of tweets, "I've known Zulfiqar for ages but worked closely with him during lockup and he's a gem of a person with a childlike approach to life which made us click instantly. he would send me pictures of all the lovely places that he travelled to.!"

He added, "#zulfiqarkhan has unfortunately been missing for more than 75 days, and we are concerned! I kindly ask you to sign the petition and spread the word that we want Zulfi back because I can only imagine the suffering, he must be causing his loved ones. An article from India Today claims that Nicodemus Mwania, a local taxi driver, and Zulfikar, two other Indians living in Kenya named Mohammad Zaid Sami Kidwai, have gone missing. Zulfikar's friends were also quoted in the report as saying that they were not aware of any search efforts to find him. It was also mentioned in the statement that it wasn't clear whether the Indian High Commission in Kenya was providing assistance.

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