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FIA offloads four passengers for travelling on fake documents

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FIA offloads four passengers for travelling on fake documents

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KARACHI: Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Immigration Cell arrested four passengers who tried to go abroad on fake documents while taking action at Karachi Airport.

The arrested accused include Muhammad Abdullah, Amir Iqbal, Abu Sufyan and Gulfam Ahmed.

Accused Mohammad Abdullah, Aamir Iqbal and Abu Sufyan were going to Turkey on visit visa through flight number WY324. The passports of the accused have fake Turkish visas. The accused belong to Sargodha, Bhimber  and Mandi Bahauddin.

Accused Gulfam Ahmed was going to Andorra (Europe) via Spain Flight No. QR611. The accused’s passport had a fake work visa of Andorra. The transit visa of Spain presented by the accused also turned out to be fake, the accused belongs to Gujranwala.

The arrested accused have been transferred to the Anti-Human Trafficking Circle Karachi for further legal action.

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The further investigation of the accused is going on.

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