Sindh Rangers and West District police have arrested five suspects allegedly involved in interprovincial human trafficking during a joint operation in Karachi’s Surjani Town. According to a Rangers spokesperson, the suspects allegedly transported undocumented Afghan nationals from Hub to Karachi and arranged temporary accommodation for them in Hub. The arrested suspects were identified as Abdul Aziz Brohi, Muhammad Bakhsh Dashti, Ali Hassan Brohi, Nadeem Brohi and Jameel Brohi. Security personnel recovered weapons, drugs and a Suzuki loader vehicle from their possession, the spokesperson said. Bilawal Bhutto PPP ready to fight terrorists if K-P government fails to act The suspects allegedly used unpaved routes through Manghopir, Bund Murad, Surjani Town and the Northern Bypass to avoid detection while transporting people between locations. According to Rangers, the suspects charged approximately Rs2 million to transport a family to Karachi. The spokesperson said the suspects had reportedly disclosed that they moved around 230 undocumented Afghan nationals to the city in a single month. The spokesperson added that the group also used small vehicles and motorcycles to transport people. Raids were under way to arrest other alleged accomplices. Rangers further alleged that a similar group had helped transport suspects involved in terrorist attacks from Balochistan to Karachi. Further details about those cases were not provided in the statement. The allegations against the arrested suspects have not been independently verified. Post navigation Bilawal Bhutto PPP ready to fight terrorists if K-P government fails to act Iqrarul Hassan: Karachi court extends journalist’s physical remand by two days
