KARACHI: According to Beyond Time News, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Counter Terrorism Wing has uncovered an alleged network involved in issuing Pakistani passports to Afghan nationals using fake documentation.
Details of the Operation
Officials said the raid was conducted at a passport office near Awami Centre on Shahrah-e-Faisal.
During the operation, two suspects were detained and relevant records were seized for investigation. Authorities said documents linked to more than 70 suspected foreign nationals were recovered.
The individuals are believed to be Afghan nationals, though verification is still underway.
Investigation Underway
The FIA said further inquiry is in progress to identify the wider network and individuals involved in facilitating the alleged forgery and illegal passport issuance.
Related Earlier Case
In a separate incident, authorities previously arrested two Afghan nationals in Qambar Shahdadkot for allegedly attempting to obtain Pakistani passports using fake identity documents.
Officials said the suspects had reportedly acquired CNICs through fraudulent means with the help of facilitators.
FAQs
What is the FIA investigation about?
It involves an alleged network issuing Pakistani passports to Afghan nationals using fake documents.
Where did the raid take place?
At a passport office near Awami Centre on Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi.
How many people were detained?
Two suspects were taken into custody.
Were any documents recovered?
Yes, records linked to over 70 suspected foreign nationals were seized.
Is the investigation complete?
No, FIA says the probe is ongoing.
