Sending people abroad through Section 497 Immigration Ordinance (XVIII of 1979), Sections 17, 18B, 22A & 22B Panel Code (XLV of 1860), Sections 162 and 163, in connection with a Government Act Enjoys, and seeking the satisfaction of using personal influence with a public servant, the denial of the accused, who has established a firm that has lost the pretext of providing a better job abroad to at least thirteen poor people. Where they will be provided food, shelter and housing etc. In a handsome salary, the people who were looking for service arranged a lump sum amount of Rs. 3 lakh and paid the accused, who arranged travel abroad through fake visas, and these persons were arrested. And the airport law against the accused was expelled. According to the charges recovered by the accused under the charges of thirteen victims, they were not returned, in the form of a sentence of up to fourteen years or a fine or both, and it would be inconvenient for them to Wanting to receive money from the accused, who is presenting himself as the managing director of a registered firm Prima Flexi, this was not a good case for guarantee. , Was rejected, in the circumstances
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