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A contention has ejected over the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) in front of the second Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) summit in Beijing following claims that the Pakistani government has redirected Rs 2,400 crore
Several reports have surfaced exposing an illegal marriage racket operating in Pakistan. Where in brides are being trafficked to China. As per the reports, Chinese men are luring Pakistan women, particularly Christians, from a poor background with promises of a better life and marrying these girls who are then taken to China and possibly forced into prostitution as per reports. These illegal rackets produce fake documents of Chinese men showing them as either Christian or Muslim banners luring poor families have been spotted in Lahore too.
Several reports have surfaced exposing an illegal marriage racket operating in Pakistan. Where in brides are being trafficked to China. As per the reports, Chinese men are luring Pakistan women, particularly Christians, from a poor background with promises of a better life and marrying these girls who are then taken to China and possibly forced into prostitution as per reports. These illegal rackets produce fake documents of Chinese men showing them as either Christian or Muslim banners luring poor families have been spotted in Lahore too.