Rawalpindi:
The district administration and the police have expelled a total of 2,278 Afghans from Rawalpindi in the past two months.
In addition, 1,815 Afghan people and family members were released from detention centers after having legal documents proving their legal entry to Pakistan.
Friday, the exemption from Afghan Wali Jan, who would have been involved in various crimes, including murder and assault, in Rawalpindi, was officially expelled and handed over to the Afghan authorities on the border of Torkham.
Due to the activities of Ashura and Muharram, the Afghan Center of the Hajj complex was temporarily closed for two days.
He will reopen on Monday, July 7.
Earlier this month, the district administration and the police, during a joint operation, arrested and expelled 205 Afghans who had illegally entered Pakistan.
A young Afghan, who was placed in police custody, was injured by hitting her head with iron bars for not having been released and expelled.
In addition, the district administration released 155 arrested families and young Afghans because they had visa travel documents.
