Fake Pakistani Immigration Stamp and Suspicious Malaysian Entry and Exit Stamps Found on Passport; Passenger Referred to Anti-Human Trafficking Circle

Islamabad (Asif Malik): The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Immigration Wing at Islamabad International Airport has offloaded a passenger after allegedly discovering fake immigration stamps on his passport during immigration clearance.

According to an FIA spokesperson, the passenger was scheduled to travel to Malaysia on a visit visa aboard Thai Airways flight TG-350. During secondary profiling, immigration officials conducted a detailed examination of his travel documents.

The inspection reportedly revealed a fake Pakistani international departure immigration stamp on page seven of the passport. Officials also identified the Malaysian immigration arrival and departure stamps appearing on the same page as suspicious.

Following the findings, FIA officials offloaded the passenger and referred him to the Anti-Human Trafficking Circle (AHTC), Islamabad, for further investigation and legal proceedings.

According to the FIA, inquiries are underway to determine the origin of the suspected forged stamps and to investigate any possible links to illegal immigration or document fraud networks.