Twelve Pakistanis kidnapped in Iran on illegal migration route
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- Twelve Pakistanis reportedly kidnapped in Iran.
- Kidnapped while using an illegal migration route.
- Agent allegedly demanded ransom for their release.
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Twelve Pakistani nationals, including seven from Lahore and four from other regions, have reportedly been kidnapped in Iran. These individuals were attempting to travel abroad using an illegal migration route, commonly known as the "Dunki route." Their families allege that an agent named Amir, who reportedly lives in Turkey, lured them. Initially, the agent assured the families that the individuals had safely reached their destination.
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Twelve Pakistanis have reportedly been kidnapped in Iran while attempting to travel abroad via an illegal migration route, with an agent allegedly demanding ransom for their release.
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Twelve Pakistanis, including seven from Lahore and four from other areas, have reportedly been kidnapped in Iran. They were attempting to travel abroad through an illegal route, often referred to as the "Dunki route."
Their families claim they were lured by an agent named Amir, who reportedly resides in Turkey. The agent initially informed the families that the individuals had arrived safely but later demanded ransom for their release. The families were told the individuals were supposed to cross into Turkey.
Available reports suggest that the 12 Pakistani youths, who were reportedly kidnapped after reaching Iran, are now stuck in Turkey.
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