• PM Shehbaz says human trafficking poorly earned a name for Pakistan.
• Ordering agencies to intensify the operation against human traffickers.
• Officials who are part of the operation towards Gang, assigned RS1M each.
  

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Sunday appreciated the authorities and officials of the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) and intelligence agency (IB) for fooling the ring leader of a notorious gang involved in human trafficking.

During a meeting with the authorities and officials of the FIA ​​and IB in the presence of ministers and domestic secretary and released live on national television channels, the Prime Minister expressed the hope that with the merciless and worthy efforts carried out by these agencies, the disgusting practice of human trafficking would end forever.

He noticed with appreciation of the arrest of Usman Jajja involved in several human trafficking cases and said: “The black business in human trafficking has earned a poor name for Pakistan, while a number of citizens lost their lives in boats enclosed incidents near Italy and Morrocco, which also caused enormous embarrassment to the country abroad.”

The prime minister said he called a meeting with all authorities and officers to convey appreciation on his part and on behalf of the government and the people.

The premiere instructed the agencies to further intensify the operation against human traffickers.

He also called on the authorities and officers to enclose their loins and raise the country’s name by performing their official responsibility with dedication.

The Prime Minister also awarded appreciation screens and controls various officials who participated in the operations to bust the gangs.

He awarded cash prizes worth RS1 million each to the officials who were part of the operation against the gang.

Jaja -Bande -Leader, Usman, is one of the protagonists responsible for Pakistani’s deaths in Greece’s boat accident last year.

During the meeting, the prime minister of the interior Talal Chaudhry and secretary interior of the prime minister briefed on the performance of the agencies.

The FIA ​​and IB Director General also briefed the Prime Minister about the arrest of gang leaders, operators and facilitators involved in human trafficking.