Taliban Asks Pakistan To Reconsider Decision to Deport Afghan Refugees
Abdul Salam Hanafi, the Taliban’s deputy prime minister, said that Islamabad's decision to deport Afghan immigrants creates rifts between the people of the two countries.
Abdul Salam Hanafi, the Taliban’s deputy prime minister, said that Islamabad's decision to deport Afghan immigrants creates rifts between the people of the two countries.
During a meeting with Obaidur Rahman Nizamani, Charge d’Affaires of Pakistani embassy in Kabul, Hanafi asked Islamabad to reconsider the deportation of Afghan immigrants.
In a statement, the Taliban added that Hanafi’s meeting with Nizamani was focused on the situation of Afghan immigrants in Pakistan.
Pakistan has asked all immigrants without legal documentation to leave the country by the end of October.
Based on the Pakistani authorities, more than 51,000 Afghans have been deported since the deadline for the deportation of illegal immigrants was announced.
Hanafi also demanded the release of children, women, and patients who had been detained and imprisoned by Pakistani forces at the borders.
