Abid Shah is the proprietor of the cake shop who has been captured following the charges for illegal exploitation. However the news and news source have not referenced his name, a video report from 7 news has shared his personality.

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He is the well off proprietor of a Sydney patisserie chain. As per the organization site, it was set up in 2006 and includes a few stores inside the state.

The stores are accessible in Carrammar, Liverpool, Bonnyrigg, Campbelltown, and Greenacre. Court orders were executed for his home, and three organizations at Bonnyrigg, Campbelltown, and Liverpool.

He was gotten alongside his accomplice in his seven-room home in Denham Court, Sydneys southwest. They have been blamed for taking the visa of foreigner specialists, disconnecting them from the local area, and not paying those laborers who were dependent on them for food.

The spouse of The Cake Merchant proprietor at Campbelltown is named Aiesha Shah. She is a 48 years of age lady who was arrested following similar charges as her significant other.

The examination on them began in 2018 after Fair Work Ombudsman announced a claim of abuse of a laborer at the shop. The Australian Federal Police has blamed them for submitting a few offenses identified with illegal exploitation and bondage.

Investigator Inspector Jeremy Staunton said that the representatives were made to stay at work past 40 hours, they couldn’t approach any financial balance, their developments were limited and they were working with next to no installment.

— 7NEWS Sydney (@7NewsSydney) November 15, 2021

The proprietors of The Cake Merchant have been captured for illegal exploitation. The police held onto their telephones and different monetary records prior to making the capture.

The police detailed that they held onto the identifications of the migrant specialists and compromised them with removal. What’s more, they likewise observed their calls with their relatives who were living abroad.

The couple, be that as it may, has gotten bail under severe conditions and is planned to show up in Downing Center Local Court on December 14, 2021.