There is no proof of involvement of Afghan refugees in Pakistan’s insecurity

According to the regional office Tasnim news agency, Mohammad Ali Saif, the spokesman of Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, stated that there is “no evidence” that shows that Afghan immigrants who live in this state with residency documents, have been involved in Pakistan’s security incidents.

He added: local governmentKhyber Pakhtunkhwa He has no objection to the continued presence of legal immigrants in this state.

These statements have been made while the federal government of Pakistan has started the second phase of deporting Afghan refugees and immigrants from this country on Monday (April 27) and has asked the local governments to complete the information related to Afghan immigrants holding residence cards (ACC/Afghanistan citizenship card).

According to Saif, about 360 One thousand Afghan immigrants who have these residence cards live in this state . According to official statistics, the total number of holders of this card in Pakistan reaches about 850 thousand people, people who have been living in Pakistan for years and decades. .

Islamabad calls security as the reason for deporting Afghan refugees from Pakistan, but previously the Taliban officials said that this action was to pressure Kabul to formalize the “Durand Line” and The issue is “TTP”, issues that according to Taliban officials are beyond the authority of the Afghan ruling body.

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