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FIA arrests three suspects involved in human trafficking

FIA arrests three suspects involved in human trafficking

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LAHORE: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) ​​Gujranwala Zone arrested three suspects involved in visa fraud and human trafficking.

According to the FIA, the arrested accused were identified as Sajid Mahmood, Mohammad Afzal and Waskin Ahmed. The accused were arrested from Kharian and Gujranwala.

The accused Sajid seized Rs 860,000 to send the citizen to Italy, while the accused Mohammad Afzal and Wiscine Ahmed received Rs 5.5 million to send the citizens to Malaysia.

The FIA ​​said the accused failed to send the citizens abroad, the accused had received huge sums and hid the accused and the investigation has been launched.

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Earleir, Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) had arrested an accused allegedly involved in propaganda against state institutions during the Jaffar Express attack.

The FIA took action and arrested the accused of campaigning against state agencies.  The spokesman said that the accused Haider Saeed was arrested from Bani Gala, Islamabad.

The FIA ​​said the accused was also involved in the support and advertising of banned outfits on social media.

The spokesman said that the accused continued to share provocative statements and materials in favor of terrorists.

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