Spanish authorities expand a visa fraud investigation involving an Indian contractor, with reports saying police include BLS in the probe after arrests of officials. The operation is described as “Jazira-Cova” and is linked to a broader crackdown on irregularities connected to visa processing.
According to NDTV, the police action is ordered by Spain’s National Court and backed by the anti-corruption prosecution. The reporting indicates that investigators are widening the scope beyond earlier targets to examine possible involvement by the firm providing services tied to visa applications.
While the available accounts focus on the expansion to BLS and the court-backed nature of the operation, they do not provide extensive new detail on specific allegations, the number of people arrested, or the legal claims against the firm. The common thread across the reports is that the investigation is active, that judicial authorization is central to the operation, and that the matter now includes an Indian company in addition to those already detained.
