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Fake documents: FIA arrests four at Allama Iqbal airport

byCT Report
12/03/2018
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LAHORE: Federal Investigation Agency’s (FIA) Immigration officials at Allama Iqbal Airport have arrested an accused along with his three agents for travelling on fake documents.

According to FIA officials, a passenger named Sulman Arif of Sialkot revealed during immigration clearance that he was going to Azerbaijan on a Pakistani passport and planned to attempt to travel to Ireland on a fake British passport. He said he had received those fake documents from his agents named Mohsin Ali, Muhammad Imran and Sajid Siddque after paying Rs 1.2 million.

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