Accused issued fake appointment letters to two women


Karachi: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Anti-Human Trafficking Circle Karachi has arrested a person who provided fake documents for US visa.
According to an FIA spokesperson, the accused involved in providing fake documents to citizens to obtain US visas was arrested on a written complaint from the US Consulate Karachi. The accused has been identified as Umair Aslam.
According to the initial investigation, the accused issued fake appointment letters to two women. The accused also issued fake bank transaction slips of visa processing fees to the women. The arrested accused was working in a travel agency located in North Nazimabad and grabbed a total of Rs134,000 from the women.
The FIA reported that the affected citizens revealed during interrogation that the accused received the money in cash and sent fake documents through WhatsApp. The said transaction slip was declared fake by the private bank. The US consulate authorities filed a written complaint against the said agent, upon which the FIA acted and arrested the accused. Further investigation is underway against the accused.

Your questions about the AI apocalypse, answered
- 15 hours ago

Microsoft refreshes its smaller Surface Pro and Laptop with Qualcomm’s X2 Plus
- 17 hours ago

WHO renews commitment to support Pakistan in fight against childhood cancer
- 2 hours ago

Waymo is offering transit discounts again, this time with Visa
- 17 hours ago

Pakistan, KSA, Türkiye review progress on Makkah Joint Defence Agreement
- 2 hours ago

PM reiterates Pakistan’s attachment to purposes, principles of UN Charter
- 6 hours ago

Meta patches Muse exploit that let attackers control the AI agent
- 17 hours ago

Solar manufacturing policy needs to unlock jobs, exports: Punjab governor
- 3 hours ago

Trump is bracing to lose his latest fight with the press
- 15 hours ago

PTI decides to postpone planned Sept 27 long march
- 5 hours ago

Why Trump’s Latino voters are fleeing him
- 15 hours ago

Can AI actually save lives?
- 15 hours ago













