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FIA arrests four human traffickers from Iqbal Town

byM. Imran Mehar
02/10/2015
in Lahore, Latest News, Slider News
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LAHORE: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has conducted a raid at a training center in Iqbal Town area and arrested four human traffickers. The FIA authorities also recovered four passports and other documents from their possession.

The sources told Customs Today that FIA has conducted a raid on a secret information, where it found that some human traffickers are running a illegal training center which is being used for sending people aboard for employment purpose.

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The sources further told Customs Today, that the  accused human smugglers have not valid licence of training center,and they were illegally running this training center. Human traffickers were looting a lot of people after extorting thousand of rupees from them.

FIA has lodged an FIR and has started further investigations against four human traffickers.

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