Kabul [Afghanistan], December 24 (ANI): Amid border clashes with Afghanistan, Pakistan’s authorities has introduced that Afghan migrants, with no authorized documentation will probably be fined or blacklisted reasonably than being thrown into jail, Khaama Press reported.

Earlier, in October, the inside ministry of Pakistan had circulated an advert on TV and social media saying that international nationals, who overstayed within the nation past December 31, 2022, will face severe penalties. The punishment included imprisonment and forceful deportation.

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After the Taliban got here into energy on August 15, 2021, 1000’s of Afghanis fled to completely different nations together with Pakistan both by having authorized visas or illegally sneaking into the nation largely by way of the Chaman crossing level.

Among these Afghan migrants, there are interpreters and civil service suppliers who served with the navy forces of various nations, specifically Canada, the US, Germany and others. They are impatiently ready for his or her visas to get processed, in keeping with Khaama Press. The Afghan refugees in Pakistan do not have the appropriate to work inflicting them income-related issues.

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Following the armed clashes that occurred on the Chaman-Spin Boldak space between the border forces of Pakistan and Afghanistan on December 11 and 15, the connection has deteriorated between the 2 nations.

After the clashes, Pakistan’s international workplace summoned the Afghan officers in Islamabad and issued a “strong condemnation” over the current incidents of cross-border shelling, as per the Khaama Press report.

“Afghan Charge d’Affaires in Islamabad was called into the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Pakistan’s strong condemnation over recent incidents of unprovoked cross-border shelling by Afghan Border Security Forces in the Chaman-Spin Boldak area, resulting in loss of life, injuries and damage to property, was conveyed,” the Pakistan international ministry mentioned in a press release.

The Pakistan ministry mentioned it was reiterated that the safety of civilians remained the duty of each side and that the recurrence of those incidents should be prevented.

“It was agreed to use established institutional mechanisms in this regard,” the assertion added.

Last month, the Pak-Afghan border, also called the “Friendship Gate” was closed briefly after an armed man opened hearth from the Afghan facet, in keeping with Khaama Press.

The incident left two safety personnel injured and prompted the closure of the border between the 2 nations at Chaman, Balochistan, Dawn reported. (ANI)

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