Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Immigration offloaded two Afghan nationals at Islamabad International Airport for allegedly using fake immigration stamps on their passports while travelling to Afghanistan.
An official told APP on Sunday that the accused, identified as Noor Muhammad and Aamna Siraj, were travelling to Afghanistan through Kam Air flight RQ-928 when they were referred for secondary profiling at the immigration counter.
He said detailed scrutiny of their travel documents revealed that Pakistani departure and arrival immigration stamps affixed on the passports were fake and suspicious. The official said FIA authorities offloaded both passengers and took their passports and mobile phones into custody. He said the accused were later shifted to the FIA Anti Human Trafficking Circle (AHTC) Islamabad for further legal proceedings and registration of a case.
The official said FIA continued indiscriminate action against fake documentation and illegal immigration under its zero-tolerance policy.