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Afghanistan deports 250 Pakistanis due to border tension.
The Bab-e-Dosti gate was closed on August 19 after Afghan protesters attacked the Friendship Gate and burned a Pakistani flag, the Pakistan Times reported.
GK News Desk
Kabul | Posted : Aug 28 2016 2:23PM |

Kabul has deported 250 Pakistani workers as tension persists at the Pakistan-Afghan border in Chaman which remained closed for the 10th consecutive day on Sunday.
The Bab-e-Dosti gate was closed on August 19 after Afghan protesters attacked the Friendship Gate and burned a Pakistani flag, the Pakistan Times reported.
A Pakistani official said Kabul had expelled more than 250 Pakistani labourers during the past 10 days, Khaama Press reported.
Numerous attempts have been made to resolve the issue and reopen the crossing.
The NATO supplies and cross border trade also remain suspended. About 15,000 Afghans cross the border every day while thousands of vehicles pass through the crossing every week, making it a vital trade link.
Earlier, tension intensified between the two countries as, according to Afghanistan, Pakistan took a unilateral decision of establishing a gate at the Torkham border.
The Afghan and Pakistani forces exchanged fire in Torkham earlier in June which resulted into the closure of the gate for about a week.

http://m.greaterkashmir.com/news/so...-pakistanis-due-to-border-tension/226967.html
 
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Afghanistan deports 250 Pakistanis due to border tension.
The Bab-e-Dosti gate was closed on August 19 after Afghan protesters attacked the Friendship Gate and burned a Pakistani flag, the Pakistan Times reported.
GK News Desk
Kabul | Posted : Aug 28 2016 2:23PM |

Kabul has deported 250 Pakistani workers as tension persists at the Pakistan-Afghan border in Chaman which remained closed for the 10th consecutive day on Sunday.
The Bab-e-Dosti gate was closed on August 19 after Afghan protesters attacked the Friendship Gate and burned a Pakistani flag, the Pakistan Times reported.
A Pakistani official said Kabul had expelled more than 250 Pakistani labourers during the past 10 days, Khaama Press reported.
Numerous attempts have been made to resolve the issue and reopen the crossing.
The NATO supplies and cross border trade also remain suspended. About 15,000 Afghans cross the border every day while thousands of vehicles pass through the crossing every week, making it a vital trade link.
Earlier, tension intensified between the two countries as, according to Afghanistan, Pakistan took a unilateral decision of establishing a gate at the Torkham border.
The Afghan and Pakistani forces exchanged fire in Torkham earlier in June which resulted into the closure of the gate for about a week.

http://m.greaterkashmir.com/news/so...-pakistanis-due-to-border-tension/226967.html

Welcome home Pakistanis.......
 
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This is really funny that they are deporting 250 Pakistani labourers but what about Pakistan's retaliation...Pakistan can deport more than 3 million Afghans that's 12000+ times more than Afghanistan is deporting while 250 will be easily absorbed in 200 million people, how would Afghanistan's 33 million population will absorb 3 million Afghans.
 
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This is really funny that they are deporting 250 Pakistani labourers but what about Pakistan's retaliation...Pakistan can deport more than 3 million Afghans that's 12000+ times more than Afghanistan is deporting while 250 will be easily absorbed in 200 million people, how would Afghanistan's 33 million population will absorb 3 million Afghans.
Question is can u do that? I bet u can't
 
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One has to be little critical before swallowing all sorts of news.
 
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Question is can u do that? I bet u can't
they will be sent back but in phases.. 31-dec-16 is the last date for the refugees but i think it will be extended by more 6 months and in that time those who are living in the housing societies out side of the camps will be sent back to afghanistan as they have money to settle in afghanistan and the one whose are in camps will be sent gradually.. by 2018 1-2 million afghans will be sent back to afghanistan..
 
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Afghanistan deports 250 Pakistanis due to border tension.
The Bab-e-Dosti gate was closed on August 19 after Afghan protesters attacked the Friendship Gate and burned a Pakistani flag, the Pakistan Times reported.
GK News Desk
Kabul | Posted : Aug 28 2016 2:23PM |

Kabul has deported 250 Pakistani workers as tension persists at the Pakistan-Afghan border in Chaman which remained closed for the 10th consecutive day on Sunday.
The Bab-e-Dosti gate was closed on August 19 after Afghan protesters attacked the Friendship Gate and burned a Pakistani flag, the Pakistan Times reported.
A Pakistani official said Kabul had expelled more than 250 Pakistani labourers during the past 10 days, Khaama Press reported.
Numerous attempts have been made to resolve the issue and reopen the crossing.
The NATO supplies and cross border trade also remain suspended. About 15,000 Afghans cross the border every day while thousands of vehicles pass through the crossing every week, making it a vital trade link.
Earlier, tension intensified between the two countries as, according to Afghanistan, Pakistan took a unilateral decision of establishing a gate at the Torkham border.
The Afghan and Pakistani forces exchanged fire in Torkham earlier in June which resulted into the closure of the gate for about a week.

http://m.greaterkashmir.com/news/so...-pakistanis-due-to-border-tension/226967.html

Good, it is time send 30m Afghan back:cheers:

they will be sent back but in phases.. 31-dec-16 is the last date for the refugees but i think it will be extended by more 6 months and in that time those who are living in the housing societies out side of the camps will be sent back to afghanistan as they have money to settle in afghanistan and the one whose are in camps will be sent gradually.. by 2018 1-2 million afghans will be sent back to afghanistan..

we have to send them back immediately
 
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