Ten Pakistanis apprehended for begging alms in the UAE.

Officials in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) apprehended ten Pakistani nationals, comprising five women, for the act of begging, as reported by official sources.

The detainees have been incarcerated, and UAE authorities have officially notified their Pakistani counterparts.

Sources from the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) indicate that the apprehended ladies comprise Amina Bibi, Kausar Bibi, and Farzana Bibi from Vehari, along with Jameela Bibi and Zubaida Bibi from Lahore. They were arrested during many operations executed throughout the UAE.

FIA officers have verified that these women are currently imprisoned, and arrangements are being made for their deportation to Pakistan.

In a same vein, Muhammad Zakariya from Dera Ghazi Khan, Waseem Haider from Bahawalnagar, Muhammad Usman from Lahore, Ejaz Khan from Charsadda, and Abdullah from Peshawar were apprehended on allegations of begging.

The FIA announced that emergency passports had been granted to these five individuals, who will be deported to Pakistan in the forthcoming days. Upon arrival, they will be detained, and legal proceedings will be commenced against them.