Islamabad, In an ongoing effort to address the issue of illegal immigration, Pakistan has continued the repatriation of illegal Afghan nationals back to their homeland. This process is being conducted in a manner that ensures the safety and dignity of the individuals involved.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, a significant number of illegal Afghan nationals have been repatriated recently. Yesterday alone, 1,930 individuals were returned to Afghanistan. This latest effort is part of a larger campaign that has successfully repatriated a total of 423,031 illegal Afghan residents from Pakistan to date.

The repatriation process is a key aspect of Pakistan’s strategy to manage its borders and address the challenges posed by undocumented migration. The Pakistani authorities have emphasized their commitment to carrying out this task respectfully and humanely, ensuring that the rights and well-being of the repatriated individuals are preserved.

This initiative reflects Pakistan’s ongoing efforts to maintain a balance between national security concerns and humanitarian considerations. The systematic approach to repatriation is also indicative of the broader regional dynamics and the need for cooperative solutions to migration and refugee issues.