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PHC stays deportation of 86 Afghan medical students​

Bureau Report
October 5, 2026

PESHAWAR: Peshawar High Court has temporarily stopped deportation of 86 Afghan students studying in different public sector medical colleges in the province and allowed them to continue their studies.

A bench consisting of Justice Wiqar Ahmad and Justice Farah Jamshed issued notices to respondents including the federal interior secretary, director general of immigration and passport and Pakistan Medical and Dental Council’s registrar, seeking their comments in a petition filed jointly by the said 86 students including Selsela Dost and others.

The bench fixed Oct 12 for next hearing of the petition with the direction that in the meanwhile, petitioners should not be deported till the next date of hearing. “They shall be allowed to continue their studies, if there is no other reason for discontinuation of their studies,” the bench directed.

The bench also ordered to club the instant petition with an earlier one filed by another Afghan student Seemen Noori on the same issue.

Allows them to continue studies in medical colleges of KP

The petitioners have sought multiple reliefs from the court, seeking declaration that the two impugned letters issued by PMDC on July 31, 2026, and Sept 1, 2026, insofar as they required the petitioners to discontinue their studies and immediately leave Pakistan, as illegal, arbitrary and of no legal effect.

They sought directives of the court for medical and dental colleges in the province to allow the petitioners to smoothly continue their studies, without interruption merely on account of the impugned PMDC letters/circulars or pendency of their visa-extension applications.

Advocate Waseemuddin Khattak appeared for the petitioners and stated that his clients had been granted admission against Afghan quota seats into various medical and dental colleges across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
 
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According to Nadra spokesperson in many podcasts, they(nadra) have the ability to detect and just cancel/block ALL fakely issued ID cards to afghanis.

Yet these idiots were asking me for my grandfather identity documents (id card) made before 1978 when I was renewing my passport. I had to then dig that out in family archives and send it to these idiots.
 

QAMC Bahawalpur starts expelling 20 Afghan doctors and medical students​

Majeed Gill
October 16, 2026

BAHAWALPUR: The Quaid-i-Azam Medical College (QAMC) Bahawalpur has begun the process to immediately expel its 20 Afghan postgraduate residents (PGRs) and students.

Last month, the Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) had issued a notification, asking colleges and universities to disenroll Afghan students and trainee doctors. The notification was suspended by the high court. It had received a backlash from human rights bodies too.

Presently, the expulsion process of 12 PGRs and eight students at the QAMC is going on.
 
Tip of the iceberg... but a step in the right direction.
I hope they employ AI data analytics and then physical verification of the possible forged ones.

They also need to ban afghan men from marrying Pakistani women.

afghan women marrying pakistani men could be okay but there is still a chance of producing a namak haram so lets not take any chances. Ban it all.
 
They also need to ban afghan men from marrying Pakistani women.

afghan women marrying pakistani men could be okay but there is still a chance of producing a namak haram so lets not take any chances. Ban it all.
That would be detrimental to the tribal peace and trends. Alot of the tribes are on both sides of the border and such a rule/law will simply lead to discontent amongst the people.
Keep the border sealed for as long as possible or restrict the people travel after the border is eventually opened and it would eventually lead to the same conclusion anyway.
 

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