Rawalpindi visa fraud: NCCIA arrests 120 at six centres
Investigators took 800 phones and laptops from six Rawalpindi call centres that officials say offered fake visas for Canada, Italy and other European countries.
The NCCIA said on Monday that 120 suspects had been arrested at six call centres in Rawalpindi.
Officers seized 800 mobile phones and laptops, and examination of the devices has begun.
Officials say the group offered visas for Canada, Italy and other European countries, with fake documents.
Victims are likely to number in the hundreds. The centres were also linked to romance fraud and investment scams. Helpline: 1799.
In a separate case, three suspects were arrested in Gujranwala, Kasur and Faisalabad after an artificial intelligence alert.