Four wanted men brought back from UAE to Lahore

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Officials stand outside Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) building. — Photo via X/File
Officials stand outside Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) building. — Photo via X/File

LAHORE: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has brought back four proclaimed offenders wanted in murder and fraud cases from the UAE.

The FIA with the help of NCB Interpol arrested Abdullah, Adil, Muhammad Adnan and Shah Faisal.

“The accused were apprehended in Abu Dhabi and were brought back here. They were wanted by Punjab Police and were involved in cases registered in Faisalabad and Sargodha under charges of murder and fraud,” the FIA said.

The FIA NCB Interpol had earlier issued Red Notices for their arrest.

Upon arrival, the suspects were handed over to Punjab police by FIA Immigration, Lahore.

“Their extradition was made possible through close coordination between Interpol Islamabad and Interpol Abu Dhabi,” it said.

Published in Dawn, April 28th, 2026

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