FIA Arrests NADRA Officials for Illegal Document Issuance | Major Development

FIA Arrests NADRA Officials for Illegal Document Issuance | Major Development

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Fresh updates from the region highlight multiple developments.
In Farah province, Afghanistan, police spokesperson Muhammad Naseem Badri confirmed that ten residents attempting to enter Iran through irregular routes lost their lives after Iranian border forces opened fire near the “78-Mile” crossing point. These individuals were reportedly trying to travel for work purposes.

In Pakistan, the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has arrested three NADRA officials for allegedly issuing national identity cards to foreign nationals in exchange for large sums of money. Those detained include staff members from the head office and the Chaman zone. According to FIA sources, these identity cards were being used to obtain Pakistani passports and to facilitate potential travel to Saudi Arabia.
Saudi authorities have also initiated inquiries, resulting in several detentions abroad. Pakistan has been formally informed, and the arrested NADRA officials have been taken into custody for further investigation after recording their initial statements.

In addition, regional geopolitical conversations continue as Iran seeks deeper defence-related cooperation with Russia.

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