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FIA arrests six human traffickers in Lahore

byM. Imran Mehar
27/03/2015
in Lahore, Latest News
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LAHORE: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has arrested six human traffickers involved in illegal immigration during different raids in Lahore.

According to the FIA spokesman, on directions of Director Usman Anwar, special teams raided Township, Faisal Town and other areas of Lahore and arrested six traffickers.

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The suspects arrested by the FIA were looting people in guise of sending them abroad like Greece, Dubai, Malaysia etc, he added.

They have also sent number of citizens to Greece on fake documents and earned millions of rupees through illegal business, the spokesman said.

The suspects are identified as Asif Qudus, Mian Afzal, Himayun Riaz, Ali Ahmad and Ghafoor and cases have been registered against them.

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