FIA exposes a people trafficking network and visa fraud.

The allegations state that people were drawn to false job offers from Italy and Spain, which resulted in the millions of rupee fraud.

Muhammad Murtaza and Mudassir Iqbal were the detained defendants identified by FIA spokesman. These people allegedly assured international work, therefore cheating vast numbers of people.

The spokesman also said that under the premise of offering Italy and Spain work visas, the suspect Mudassir illegally obtained Rs 1.147 million from individuals.

Likewise, suspect Murtaza promised to send a citizen abroad, therefore luring a citizen and collecting Rs 615,000.

Not delivering citizens to their stated locations, both suspects vanished as soon as they gathered the money.

Meanwhile, the FIA Gujranwala Zone carried out operations arresting three suspects—two agents involved in visa fraud and human trafficking.

According to accounts, these people bambozed residents and obtained millions of rupees on account of false promises to transport them outside. One suspect, Sadaqat, stole Rs 7 million from common people.

The spokesman said that Sadaqat, the suspect, also attempted to smuggle people from Senegal into Europe by boat, which resulted in citizen disappearance following an accident.

Mirza Naeem, another suspect, persuaded a citizen to have a job in Spain by taking Rs 2 million and $1000 from him. Still, the person arrived in Mauritania instead of Spain. Another effort was made there to ferry him into Europe. The individual avoided boat travel and somehow returned to Pakistan.

These events draw attention to the serious threats connected to illegal immigration and the scope of human trafficking frauds.