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Appeal begins for fake pilgrimage gang sentence
The Court of Misdemeanor Appeals in Omrania held a session to review an appeal against a gang consisting of four individuals. Previously, they were sentenced to three years in prison for the charges of fraud and deception against citizens, having stolen more than 17 million Egyptian pounds by claiming to provide tourist Hajj visas. Investigations revealed that the defendants lured their victims, including a businessman, promising to provide Hajj visas at prices lower than the market rate in exchange for large sums of money. They managed to seize 17 million Egyptian pounds along with 195,000 US dollars. The suspects were apprehended with large amounts of money and cars in possession. They admitted to being a criminal gang specialized in scamming individuals seeking to buy foreign currency and Hajj visas, and confirmed that the seized amounts were part of their criminal activities, with the total exceeding 24 million Egyptian pounds and 95,000 US dollars.
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