Islamabad: Seven days remain for illegal foreigners and Afghan Citizen Card holders to exit Pakistan, as the government has set a deadline for the 31st of this month for these individuals to leave the country.
The government has communicated that this measure requires those without legal status to comply by the specified date. This directive aims to manage and regulate the presence of non-citizens within national boundaries.
In an effort to address humanitarian concerns, the government has pledged that no individual will face mistreatment during this process. Provisions for food and health facilities have been arranged to ensure a dignified departure for those affected.
This development is part of a broader effort to uphold immigration laws and ensure national security. Authorities emphasize that the process will be conducted with respect for the rights and welfare of individuals required to leave.
As the deadline approaches, the government remains focused on facilitating a smooth transition for all involved, reaffirming its commitment to humane and orderly procedures during this period of enforcement.