Why is Afghan Sarnarthi being removed from Pakistan? Shahbaz government sought data of Afghanis living in Khyber – Afghan Refugee Deportation from Pakistan Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Govt Order NTC

The political and social situation in Pakistan has taken a new turn in recent times. On the one hand, the security forces and police are tightening the screws on the Baloch agitators, on the other hand, the internal ministry of the country has sought a record of the number of Afghan students in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The official letter received by India Today shows that the Ministry has instructed the Provincial Home Secretary to hand over complete information of Afghan students by 27 March.

In Pakistan, action is currently being intensified against foreign nationals without documents, especially Afghan Citizen Card (ACC) holders. The government has set a deadline of March 31 to leave all illegal Afghan citizens to leave the country.

Actually, blasts and violent incidents are seen in Pakistan, and the Government of Pakistan holds Afghans responsible for such incidents. Especially, since the Taliban has taken power in Afghanistan. It is being said about the recent Deportation that those people who do not have documents are being sent.

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According to officials, since the commencement of the return campaign, more than 876,000 Afghans have left Pakistan. More people are likely to go as soon as the deadline comes close.

The process of Deputy will be done in a human way

However, the provincial government of Khyber has assured that the departure process will be done in a human way. To deal with this, food and water have also been arranged for those who are returning to Afghanistan. Along with this, Afghan Sharnars have been warned that if they are seen after the deadline, then strong action will be taken on them.

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Necessary facilities will be given to those who leave Khyber!

The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has said that it will follow the decision of the federal government on the return of Afghan refugees. However, the government has made it clear that the refugees will not be forced out of the province. Instead, they will be encouraged to return voluntarily and necessary facilities will also be provided for their return.