Undocumented Immigrants Deportation Operation

As of September 9, 2024, a total of 713,046 Afghan nationals have left Pakistan, reflecting the ongoing efforts to ensure their return. This figure includes a significant wave of departures between August 17 and September 9, during which 21,193 Afghan nationals returned to their homeland. Among these, 7,843 were men, 6,012 were women, and 7,338 were children.

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You can guess the acumen of the people in charge of your fate when you see stupid decisions such as these being thought of as remedies to the myriad of problems we face today.
 

'Afghan citizens must have NOC to stay in Islamabad after December 31,' Mohsin Naqvi​

Nov 27, 2024

Federal Minister for Interior, Mohsin Naqvi, has stated that after December 31, no Afghan citizen will be allowed to stay in Islamabad without an NOC.

During a visit to the under-construction F-8 underpass site in the federal capital, Mohsin Naqvi spoke to the media, saying that Islamabad has returned to normal. The target for the flyover and underpass is 60 days, and the F-9 road will be opened soon.

He further commented that since the protesters fled, there has been an uproar about the number of bodies in certain hospitals. "I asked them to name one of their dead, but they couldn’t find a way to hide their embarrassment. I am asking the protesters, tell us the name of the person who died," he said.

"We will submit a comprehensive report to the High Court regarding the protesters."

Later, Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and DG Rangers Punjab, Major General Muhammad Atif bin Akram, visited PIMS, where they inquired about the health of Rangers, FC, and police officers and personnel injured in the attack by miscreants.

The Interior Minister and DG Rangers Punjab visited the injured officers and personnel individually, asking about their well-being and praising their courage. In their conversation with the injured, they said, "You are the heroes of the nation; you thwarted the miscreants' plans. We are proud of your bravery. Despite the chaos, you demonstrated patience and endurance."
 
Time to get hard with this Not only Afghans but all illegals Get rid, Afghans, Indians, Burmese , Royingas! On Afghans , There is absolutely no point in deporting anyone until we secures the Border. They will just turn around and come right back in.
 
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Pakistan to send registered Afghan refugees back to their country

Under phase I of the relocation plan, Afghan nationals having the Afghan Citizens Card (ACC) will be “immediately” moved out of Islamabad and Rawalpindi.

The Pakistan government has devised a plan to move registered Afghan refugees out of Islamabad and Rawalpindi and gradually repatriate them back to their country.

It reported that the plan was finalised in a series of meetings presided by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif last week.

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Pakistan dispels alleged ‘mistreatment’ of Afghan refugees​


Abdullah Momand
February 19, 2025

Foreign Office (FO) Spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan on Wednesday issued a statement asserting that Afghan refugees in Pakistan were treated with “respect and dignity”, expressing hope that Kabul will create conducive conditions“ to receive refugees repatriated from Pakistan.

The spokesperson’s comments come a day after the Afghan Embassy in Islamabad issued a statement echoing the words of the acting Afghan Charge d’Affaires, alleging that Afghan refugees in Pakistan were being “arrested without warning or formal correspondence” and that the Pakistani government intended to expel all Afghans, even those with documents permitting their stay.

The embassy alleged that Afghan nationals in Islamabad and Rawalpindi were recently subjected to arrests, searches, and orders from the police to leave the twin cities and relocate to other parts of Pakistan.

In today’s statement, the FO spokesperson said that the assertions made by the acting Afghan Charge d’Affaires were “misplaced”.

“I would like to remind him that Pakistan has hosted millions of Afghans for decades with respect and dignity, while extending traditional hospitality, sharing its resources and services such as education and health, even with very little international support,” Khan said.

He added that there were mechanisms within Pakistan’s Illegal Foreigners Repatriation Plan (IFRP) “to ensure that no one is mistreated or harassed during the repatriation process”.

“We also extensively engaged the Afghan side to ensure smooth repatriation of Afghan nationals,” Khan added. “While Pakistan has done what it could, we expect interim Afghan authorities to create conducive conditions in Afghanistan so that these returnees are fully integrated into the Afghan society.”

Khan added, “The real test of Afghan authorities would be to ensure that rights of these people about whom the Afghan Cd’A (Charge d’Affaires) talked are protected in Afghanistan.”
 

IOM reports uptick in repatriation of Afghan refugees from capital​

Over 18,000 Afghan nationals returned to their country from the twin cities of Rawalpindi and Islamabad in January this year, with repatriations in the second fortnight of the month slightly higher than the first fortnight.

According to the International Organisation for Migration (IOM), the pace of deportation of Afghan nationals from the Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) and Rawalpindi has increased.

Between January 16 and 31, 291 heads of households were interviewed through a flow monitoring registry (FMR) form, while 9,846 Afghan returnees were identified through border crossing points of Torkham, Chaman, Ghulam Khan, Badini, and Bahramcha.

Since September 15, 2023, at least 824,568 individuals have returned to Afghanistan while 2 per cent (18,577) of this total have returned since January 2025, the IOM said.

The majority of returnees are individuals between 18 and 59 years of age (46pc) and individuals between 5 and 17 years of age (30pc). Of the children under 10 who crossed the border, 502 had received polio vaccination.

The biweekly report said that 10pc of the returnee households were women-headed households, adding that no child-headed households were recorded during the said period. More men (52pc) than women (48pc) returned during the reporting period.
 
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