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Accused held for extorting money

byCT Report
24/02/2017
in Business, Islamabad
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LAHORE: Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) claimed on Wednesday to have arrested an accused for extorting money from a citizen in the pretext of sending him abroad for job.

According to FIA spokesman, Muhammad Saleem of Kamliya, Toba Tek Singh, extorted Rs 490,000 from complainant Mudassir Rehman of Faisalabad for employment in Saudi Arabia. Further investigation is underway.

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