The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has uncovered a significant illegal visa racket involving officials from the foreign ministry. Several employees from the foreign ministry are accused of facilitating the issuance of fake e-visas to Afghan nationals. This has raised serious concerns about corruption and misuse of authority within the foreign ministry.
Recently, the FIA arrested two suspects linked to the foreign ministry. More arrests are expected as the agency intensifies its investigation. The FIA is currently conducting raids to apprehend others allegedly involved in the racket. The probe also includes officials from the interior ministry, indicating a coordinated network across departments.
Sources reveal that some foreign ministry employees helped approve visa applications without following proper procedures. These irregularities allowed unauthorized individuals to enter the country with illegal visas. The FIA is reviewing all e-visa records from the past year to identify further cases of misuse linked to the foreign ministry.
The involvement of foreign ministry officials has raised alarm over the security risks posed by such visa scams. It highlights the urgent need for stricter controls and transparency in visa issuance processes within the foreign ministry and related government departments.
While the FIA continues its probe, officials from the foreign ministry have not yet made an official statement regarding the allegations. The agency’s investigation aims to hold all responsible parties accountable and prevent future abuses.
This ongoing case sheds light on corruption challenges within the foreign ministry and the broader government system. The FIA remains committed to uncovering the full extent of the racket and ensuring justice is served. More updates on the investigation will follow as the inquiry progresses.
The scandal underscores the importance of safeguarding immigration processes and restoring trust in the foreign ministry’s role in national security.
A deadly suicide blast in front of the Afghan foreign ministry has shaken Kabul, raising fresh security concerns. The explosion occurred during peak hours, leaving multiple casualties.
