NCCIA arrests seven for defrauding citizen of Rs14.4 million in fake Canada work permit scam
Profit by Pakistan Today • • 1 min read

Profit by Pakistan Today reported that seven suspects have been arrested by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency over an online scheme that took Rs14.4 million from a single victim. The NCCIA Faisalabad team carried out the arrests after probing a fake immigration operation that promised Canadian work permits and visas.
Investigators said the group operated a Facebook page called Canada Work Permit Visa, advertising jobs in Canada and listing WhatsApp contacts for prospective applicants. A Faisalabad resident, M Younis, was contacted through the page, and the suspects asked him for payments in stages while claiming they could secure the documents.
The money was moved into several bank accounts on the strength of forged information, and no visa followed nor was any of the money refunded. After filing a complaint, the Faisalabad unit gathered evidence on the alleged fraud and transactions before detaining M Aslam, M Asghar, M Nauman, Jan Muhammad, Umar Usman, M Huzaifa and Abdul Rauf.
At a glance
- Seven suspects were arrested by the NCCIA Faisalabad team in the case.
- The group allegedly took Rs14.4 million from a Faisalabad resident by promising a Canadian work permit.
- The promised visa was never provided and the money was not returned to the victim.
Originally reported by Profit by Pakistan Today
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