The human traffickers went to extremes of brutality, took money from the father despite the murder of the son

Gujarat (94 news) Human traffickers who were accused of the boat accident took more money by falsely reporting the son's arrival in Spain.

According to media reports, Aftab, a taxi driver of Kunjah area of ​​Gujarat, sold his plot 17 Decided to send one-year-old son Hasan Ali to Europe, after the boat accident, the agent said that his son would arrive in Spain by ship, but this turned out to be a lie. The agents also received all the agreed sums by telling Hasan Ali to arrive in Spain, but at that time 17 The one-year-old was fighting for life and death in the Moroccan sea in a boat. 17 of Hasan Ali 7 The month-long journey ended with a funeral prayer in absentia, followed by the distribution of sweets in celebration of Spain's arrival.

The Pakistanis who survived the Moroccan boat accident have made shocking revelations and said that the boat accident in Morocco was not a massacre. The initial statements of the survivors of the boat accident were recorded, the traffickers released those who paid the ransom and those who did not were hammered and thrown into the sea. According to sources, there has been significant progress related to the investigation of the Morocco boat accident, from the Pakistani survivors of the boat accident who are in Morocco. 4 The member committee recorded the initial statements. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif had decided to send a government team to Morocco, including federal investigative agencies (FIA) Additional Director General of (North) Munir Marth, Additional Home Secretary Salman Chaudhry and representatives of the Ministry of External Affairs and Intelligence Bureau are included.

The surviving Pakistanis told the investigation team that the Morocco boat was not an accident but a massacre. The accused parked the boat in the open sea and demanded ransom. 21 The Pakistanis were released. He said that most of the people on the boat died due to cold weather and violence, the people on the boat were also facing shortage of food. According to the sources, the boat was under the supervision of the international human trafficking racket, which includes smugglers from Senegal, Mauritania and Morocco.