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FIA arrests three passengers from Sialkot airport

FIA arrests three passengers from Sialkot airport

Web Desk August 23, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source

SIALKOT: Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) arrested three passengers while conducting operations at Sialkot Airport.

The suspects arrested from Sialkot Airport were traveling on fake documents, the name of the accused Muhammad Rasheed was included in the stop list.

FIA officials said that the accused Muhammad Abu Bakr had reached Pakistan from Saudi Arabia, the accused made a deal to go to Bosnia through an agent for 3.2million.

According to the spokesman, the accused traveled from Lahore on Saudi Arabia Umrah visa, a fake Bosnia visa was also recovered from the mobile phone of the accused.

It should be noted that on August 17, FIA conducted a major operation at Karachi Airport and arrested a passenger coming to Pakistan from abroad on fake travel documents.

According to the spokesperson of FIA, the accused Noor Muhammad had reached Pakistan from Saudi Arabia through flight number PK 732. The emergency passport of the accused had a fake renewal stamp.

The spokesman had said that the accused failed to provide any kind of documents regarding the said stamp and in this regard the Pakistani mission in Jeddah was also contacted to check the passport of the accused.

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According to the FIA ​​spokesman, the Pakistani Mission in Jeddah also declared the said stamp to be fake. According to the spokesman, the accused belongs to Karachi.

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