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FIA nabs 24 illegal expats deported from Turkey

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22/03/2018
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SIALKOT: Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) arrested as many as 24 Pakistanis deported from Turkey, upon their arrival at Sialkot international airport.

FIA Divisional Deputy Director Mufakhar Adeel said that these accused had gone to Turkey illegally, and the Turkish authorities deported for illegally entering Turkish territory. He said that FIA had sent the accused behind bars after registering separate cases against them.

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