'The Pakistani community in Germany is receiving threatening calls from
a local telephone number of the Pakistani Embassy.
A Pakistani diplomat working at the embassy told Geo News that several
members of the Pakistani community had lodged complaints mentioning
that the caller had spoken in Urdu but had a mixed Urdu-Hindi accent.
The Pakistani diplomat further added, "We are in touch with the relevant
German authorities on the issue".
One Pakistani victim, Ahmed told local media that he had received a call
from the Pakistan Embassy Berlin telephone number: +49 30 212440
and the caller introduced himself as Pakistan Embassy's staff member.
Ahmed is living in Hannover since 1986. He had recently applied
for passport renewal.
The unknown caller threatened Ahmed for deportation from Germany
and asked him to pay amount between 2000 to 3000 Euros
(more than 300,000 PKR).
The caller said that if payment was not made then Ahmed’s information
will be sent to German deportation authorities.
Hence, he will face legal problems.
The caller wanted to be paid via codes of iTunes cards instead of bank transfer...'
SOURCE:
a local telephone number of the Pakistani Embassy.
A Pakistani diplomat working at the embassy told Geo News that several
members of the Pakistani community had lodged complaints mentioning
that the caller had spoken in Urdu but had a mixed Urdu-Hindi accent.
The Pakistani diplomat further added, "We are in touch with the relevant
German authorities on the issue".
One Pakistani victim, Ahmed told local media that he had received a call
from the Pakistan Embassy Berlin telephone number: +49 30 212440
and the caller introduced himself as Pakistan Embassy's staff member.
Ahmed is living in Hannover since 1986. He had recently applied
for passport renewal.
The unknown caller threatened Ahmed for deportation from Germany
and asked him to pay amount between 2000 to 3000 Euros
(more than 300,000 PKR).
The caller said that if payment was not made then Ahmed’s information
will be sent to German deportation authorities.
Hence, he will face legal problems.
The caller wanted to be paid via codes of iTunes cards instead of bank transfer...'
SOURCE:
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