The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has registered cases against three passengers deported from Hungary, the United States and Saudi Arabia following immigration checks at Islamabad International Airport.
According to the FIA Islamabad Zone, the cases were registered after officials examined the circumstances behind the passengers’ deportations and identified separate immigration-related violations. The agency said legal proceedings had been initiated against all three individuals.
Passenger from Hungary Accused of Illegal Stay
According to the FIA, one passenger deported from Hungary had been residing and working in the country illegally.
Immigration officials registered a case after reviewing the information provided in connection with the passenger’s deportation. Further investigation is expected to establish additional details surrounding the case.
US-Deported Passenger Faces Investigation
The second passenger had been deported from the United States under a removal order issued by American authorities.
The FIA registered a case against the passenger under relevant legal provisions. The available report did not provide further details about the circumstances that led to the US removal order.
Saudi-Deported Passenger Linked to Forged Documents
The third passenger was deported from Saudi Arabia after authorities reportedly found forged travel documents.
Following immigration checks at Islamabad International Airport, the FIA initiated legal proceedings against the passenger over the alleged document forgery.
FIA Vows Further Action Against Immigration Violations
The FIA said investigators would examine whether any accomplices were involved in the cases. The agency added that legal action would be taken against other individuals if evidence established their involvement.
The FIA Islamabad Zone also reiterated that operations against illegal immigration and forged travel documents would continue. Further findings will depend on the ongoing investigations.
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