Police Constable Arrested at Karachi Airport for Attempting to Travel to Canada with Rs 10.5 Million Fake Visa
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) thwarted a police constable’s attempt to travel to Canada using fake travel documents during an operation at Karachi Airport.
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The accused, identified as Muhammad Usman, was apprehended while boarding a foreign flight to Canada. According to FIA officials, Usman had acquired a counterfeit visa through an agent based in Sheikhupura, for a staggering sum of Rs 10.5 million.
FIA authorities have initiated legal proceedings against the suspect, highlighting their commitment to curbing illegal travel activities and ensuring strict action against individuals involved in such scams.
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