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FIA cracks down on human trafficking: 13 officers booked, 35 dismissed
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The has taken decisive action against officers involved in , registering cases against and terminating the services of . The FIA’s , chaired a departmental inquiry session, commonly referred to as , to assess the role of officials implicated in the tragic incidents. During the proceedings: DG FIA emphasized that there is in the organization for individuals guilty of negligence and misconduct. “We are committed to eradicating human trafficking networks and ensuring strict disciplinary action against all those found complicit,” he stated. This move is expected to serve as a for other officials, reinforcing the need for vigilance and integrity in combating human trafficking operations. More from this category Copyright ©2024. Reproduction of this website's content without express written permission from 'Daily Pakistan' is strictly prohibited.
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