State witnesses testify in favour of trafficking suspects
State witnesses testify in favour of human trafficking suspects said to have brought large numbers of migrants to the country by submitting fraudulent documents to the immigration department.
15 Oct 2017, 9:00 AM
State witnesses have testified in favour of human trafficking suspects said to have brought large numbers of migrants to the country by submitting fraudulent documents to the immigration department.
Mohamed Muahmar and Hussain Sunaih are suspected of trafficking by submitting fake construction agreements to obtain an immigration permit.
They face charges of human trafficking, lying to a government office and document forging.
The criminal court brought four witnesses Sunday, called by the state, to prove Muahmar and Sunaih submitted fake paperwork through their company Rivers Construction Pvt Ltd.
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