Illegally Residing Afghan Families in Quetta Directed to Return Home Within 7 Days
QUETTA – Frontier Corps Balochistan has directed illegally residing Afghan families in various areas of Quetta to leave Pakistan and return to their homeland, Afghanistan, within seven days. In a public awareness message issued by FC Balochistan, the relevant families were asked to vacate their homes and shops within the stipulated period and return to Afghanistan along with their family members.
According to FC Balochistan, Afghan families residing in Bosa Mandi, Satellite Town, Pashtunabad, Haji Ghaibi Road, Khyber Dara, Killi Durrani, Rehmat Colony No. 1, Ismail Colony, Rehmat Colony No. 2, Rashid Chowk, Taru Chowk, Mulla Abdul Salam, Sariab Road, Jatak Staff and adjoining areas have been given seven days to return.
The message made clear that during the return of Afghan families, no illegal, inappropriate or inhumane behavior will be adopted with anyone. According to FC Balochistan, personnel deployed in the relevant areas will provide all possible cooperation to Afghan families during the return process, and measures will be taken to ensure the protection of their lives, property, honor and dignity.
FC Balochistan said the purpose of this step is to maintain peace and order in the area and to complete the return process in a peaceful and organized manner. Residents of the relevant areas have also been directed to remain aware of the issued instructions and cooperate with the relevant authorities and law enforcement agencies in the return process.
FC Balochistan urged Afghan families to complete their affairs within the stipulated seven days and return to Afghanistan in a dignified manner. According to the institution, during this period, actions in accordance with the law and the protection of citizens will be given primary importance.
