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FIA to arrest 35 notorious human traffickers through Interpol

byCT Report
13/04/2017
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SIALKOT-The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) decided to contact Interpol for the early arrest of 35 notorious human traffickers fled abroad to avoid legal action.

According to Divisional Deputy Director FIA Khalid Anees, the 35 proclaimed offenders were named in the Red Book of FIA as they had fled abroad. They belong to Sialkot, Narowal, Gujrat, Mandi Bahaud Din, Hafizabad and Gujranwala districts, he added.

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He said that FIA had evolved an effective strategy to ensure early arrest of these POs with the help of Interpol. He added that FIA was also arresting facilitators of the human traffickers in Pakistan. He said that the FIA has already sent the complete data of these proclaimed offenders (PO), human traffickers and facilitators to all the airports across Pakistan. He said that the accused had already established their headquarters in Iran, Greece and Turkey.

He said that all the mobile phone SIMs, CNICs, passports, bank accounts of the above-mentioned human traffickers-turned-POs have already been frozen by the FIA.

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