Taking to Facebook, lawyer Jason Azzoaprdi shared details of numerous individuals, first of 21 Indian nationals, who were registered as living at the same Mġarr maisonette.
Azzopardi shared photos of the Identita documents, as well as some from Transport Malta and Epic.
He alleged that each person paid €10,000 but were deceived into there being legal procedures, calling it one of the biggest scandals on the island.
After publishing the first 21 documents, Azzopardi continued to share various other documents of similar instances.
‘I calculate close to €70,000,000 in bribes which were passed through the hands of government officials of Identity Malta and other departments.’
‘The ID Cards racket is the biggest anti-labour racket. It incentivises human trafficking. It abuses the privacy of homes’, he wrote in his latest post.
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