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Where did I bad mouthed Ahmed Shah show the clipA while ago u were bad mouthing ahmad sha and others and now u saying u came with him n got landaman u have contradicted ur swlf so many times. U dumb moron, u think the brits would let those keep lands who were loyal to ahmad shah? Brits only gave lands to dogs like u, who would betray their own, spy on their own and present ur wives to gora dc saab. And since Pakistan accepted land transfer record of brits, u got to keep those lands gifted by ur daddy. Read aome history u illiterate monkey. You are such a stupid dog, u dont even know that many areas of KPK joined Pakistan in 1969. Tribal arwas had their own agreement. U dog survived on british scraps and scholarships, read history u cunt, we fought with brits till the last, they had to post Churchill to deal with insurgency, read about the wars u slave cunt, u only provided ur cunt to them
And who said that all pashtuns of KPK are loyal, we have many dogs like u who served the brits. What kind of low life slaves r proud of slavery? I dnt know how low are u ppl, forgot ur language, became loyal slaves, served in ur master army and now talking to those who fought?? U really are a shameless turd, any honorable person in ur position would have killed himself.
I said he started as tax collector of nadir and became king of afg
He wasn't born in royalty but made himself a king .that's praise but some one like you just clings onto glory of othrs past ans think yr self to he entitled to their achievements you obviously don't know meaning of self made
Wait u just said british would only let lands to those who are loyal to them and u say u are resident of of kpk have lands their which was under Brits for centuries accepting yr forefathers licked brts shoes as per yr own assumption
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November 14, 2023
The image shows Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani and Afghan Acting Commerce Minister Haji Nooruddin Azizi. — Photo courtesy Foreign Office/X
Afghanistan’s acting commerce minister met Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani in Islamabad this week to discuss trade and how the thousands of Afghan citizens Pakistan is expelling could take cash and other assets back to their homeland.
The visit took place less than a week after caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar pinned the recent surge in terrorist attacks on the Taliban government in Afghanistan while also calling it a reaction to the deportation drive.
He had said that despite reassurances from the Afghan government of taking action against terrorism, “no actions were taken against the anti-Pakistan groups”.
On the other hand, Taliban officials say militancy is an internal matter for Pakistan and have called on Islamabad to halt its deportation of Afghan citizens.
In a statement today, Afghanistan’s embassy in Islamabad said an Afghan delegation led by Taliban Acting Commerce Minister Haji Nooruddin Azizi met Jilani.
“Bilateral trade, especially the stranded goods of (Afghan) traders in Karachi port, smooth transfer of (Afghan) refugees’ properties to (Afghanistan) and related issues were discussed,” it added.
Afghan citizens returning to Afghanistan have said there are restrictions on the transfer of cash and property to Afghanistan from Pakistan, where many had built businesses and homes for decades.
Meanwhile, in a post on X (formerly Twitter), the Foreign Office said Jilani conveyed the message that: “Full potential for regional trade and connectivity can be harnessed with collective action against terrorism.”
Last month, the government set a Nov 1 start date for the expulsion of all undocumented immigrants, including hundreds of thousands of Afghans. It cited security reasons, brushing off calls to reconsider from the United Nations, rights groups and Western embassies.
Humanitarian organisations have raised alarm at the dire conditions many Afghans who have recently returned are facing with few resources as the cold winter season begins and say many are staying in crowded shelters near the border operated by NGOs and Taliban authorities.
The foreign office said the Taliban acting commerce minister would also undertake a trilateral meeting with representatives from Pakistan and Uzbekistan on Tuesday.
The agenda for the trilateral meeting was not clear, but the three countries have been working on plans for trade transit and railway connections between South and Central Asia that would cross through Afghanistan.
Taliban minister raises issue of refugee assets with FM Jilani during Pakistan visit
Reuters | Dawn.comNovember 14, 2023
The image shows Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani and Afghan Acting Commerce Minister Haji Nooruddin Azizi. — Photo courtesy Foreign Office/X
Afghanistan’s acting commerce minister met Foreign Minister Jalil Abbas Jilani in Islamabad this week to discuss trade and how the thousands of Afghan citizens Pakistan is expelling could take cash and other assets back to their homeland.
The visit took place less than a week after caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar pinned the recent surge in terrorist attacks on the Taliban government in Afghanistan while also calling it a reaction to the deportation drive.
He had said that despite reassurances from the Afghan government of taking action against terrorism, “no actions were taken against the anti-Pakistan groups”.
On the other hand, Taliban officials say militancy is an internal matter for Pakistan and have called on Islamabad to halt its deportation of Afghan citizens.
In a statement today, Afghanistan’s embassy in Islamabad said an Afghan delegation led by Taliban Acting Commerce Minister Haji Nooruddin Azizi met Jilani.
“Bilateral trade, especially the stranded goods of (Afghan) traders in Karachi port, smooth transfer of (Afghan) refugees’ properties to (Afghanistan) and related issues were discussed,” it added.
Afghan citizens returning to Afghanistan have said there are restrictions on the transfer of cash and property to Afghanistan from Pakistan, where many had built businesses and homes for decades.
Meanwhile, in a post on X (formerly Twitter), the Foreign Office said Jilani conveyed the message that: “Full potential for regional trade and connectivity can be harnessed with collective action against terrorism.”
Last month, the government set a Nov 1 start date for the expulsion of all undocumented immigrants, including hundreds of thousands of Afghans. It cited security reasons, brushing off calls to reconsider from the United Nations, rights groups and Western embassies.
Humanitarian organisations have raised alarm at the dire conditions many Afghans who have recently returned are facing with few resources as the cold winter season begins and say many are staying in crowded shelters near the border operated by NGOs and Taliban authorities.
The foreign office said the Taliban acting commerce minister would also undertake a trilateral meeting with representatives from Pakistan and Uzbekistan on Tuesday.
The agenda for the trilateral meeting was not clear, but the three countries have been working on plans for trade transit and railway connections between South and Central Asia that would cross through Afghanistan.
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PESHAWAR/KARACHI/ ISLAMABAD: As a UNHCR team postponed its visit to district Khyber due to a purported threat alert, Pakistan announced its plan to deport registered Afghan immigrants as well after the forced repatriation of undocumented immigrants, with Balochistan caretaker minister Jan Achakzai saying the policy was in reaction to militants using Afghanistan as a launching pad to foment terrorism in the country.
On the other hand, Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman demanded the formation of a commission to deal with the issue of refugees, saying “unilateral decisions do not serve Pakistan or Afghanistan”.
At a press conference at the Karachi Press Club, the Balochistan caretaker information minister claimed the government would start the same campaign against those living with legal documents in the country in line with the “state’s decision”.
Though the caretakers lack the authority to make policy decisions, the minister claimed the deportation drive would not come to a halt after the elections due in February next year. “And no one should be mistaken. This is the decision of a ‘sovereign state’ to repatriate all illegal immigrants. So any political government comes to power after the elections, this process would continue. The new government would be bound to follow this policy,” he said.
The minister claimed terrorists were using the Afghan soil to target “our security forces and that is why we have decided to send illegal immigrants to their home countries”.
He add claimed six terrorists killed in Zhob last week were Afghan nationals. “With the new [Taliban] government set-up taking charge in Afghanistan two years ago, the incidents of terrorism in Pakistan have increased,” he said.
“The Balochistan government has so far blocked some 100,000 fake Computerised National Identity Cards (CNICs) in two districts of the province. Action would also be taken against officials found responsible for the issuance of fake CNICs to the illegal immigrants.”
Similarly, he said, some 20,000 fake CNICs had reportedly been blocked in Sindh.
“The FIA is fully collaborating with the provincial government in tracing out the whereabouts of illegal immigrants. So far, 80,000 illegal Afghan immigrants have been sent back from Balochistan and the process of deportation would be accelerated in coming days,” added Mr Achakzai.
‘Mishandling’
Meanwhile, talking to media in Islamabad, the JUI-F chief said Afghan refugees will have to ultimately leave Pakistan, but the “issue is being mishandled”.
“There should be a bilateral commission to discuss and resolve the issue between both countries.”
Mr Rehman said the interim Afghan government should have been taken on board before sending refugees back to their homeland.
In a reference to the spike in terror attacks after the Afghan Taliban’s rise to power, the JUI-F chief said as per his knowledge, the government in Kabul declared that cross-border attacks are not ‘jihad’.
“Afghan government got a fatwa (decree) from their religious leaders in this regard as well,” he added.
UNHCR visit cancelled
Officials of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) cancelled a visit to Khyber district on Thursday in light of the threat a possible attack on government installations and other soft targets.
Sources said the interior ministry issued the alert and requested officials to notify the UNHCR team so that they could postpone the visit.
“Yes, a visit was scheduled for Thursday but it was cancelled due to the threat alert,” an official, involved in processing ‘illegal’ Afghan nationals’ for their repatriation to Afghanistan, told Dawn.
An official version from the UNHCR, on cancelling the scheduled visit, could not be obtained despite repeated attempts.
Repatriation continues
Meanwhile, voluntary repatriation of illegal Afghan nationals to their homeland continued on Thursday — nine days after the expiry of the deadline for voluntary repatriation on Oct 31.
On Thursday, 3,035 undocumented immigrants, including 785 men, 747 women, 1,468 children and 35 deportees, left the country for Afghanistan via Torkham border crossing.
In addition, 3,056 individuals departed for Afghanistan via Angoor Adda border crossing in South Waziristan.
As many as 197,652 immigrants — 14,683 families comprising 55,394 men, 42,921 women, and 98,098 children — have so far left for Afghanistan via KP borders since September 17.
Official documents read that 1,207 people were also deported.
Govt reveals plan to expel documented immigrants
Umer FarooqNovember 10, 2023
PESHAWAR/KARACHI/ ISLAMABAD: As a UNHCR team postponed its visit to district Khyber due to a purported threat alert, Pakistan announced its plan to deport registered Afghan immigrants as well after the forced repatriation of undocumented immigrants, with Balochistan caretaker minister Jan Achakzai saying the policy was in reaction to militants using Afghanistan as a launching pad to foment terrorism in the country.
On the other hand, Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman demanded the formation of a commission to deal with the issue of refugees, saying “unilateral decisions do not serve Pakistan or Afghanistan”.
At a press conference at the Karachi Press Club, the Balochistan caretaker information minister claimed the government would start the same campaign against those living with legal documents in the country in line with the “state’s decision”.
Though the caretakers lack the authority to make policy decisions, the minister claimed the deportation drive would not come to a halt after the elections due in February next year. “And no one should be mistaken. This is the decision of a ‘sovereign state’ to repatriate all illegal immigrants. So any political government comes to power after the elections, this process would continue. The new government would be bound to follow this policy,” he said.
The minister claimed terrorists were using the Afghan soil to target “our security forces and that is why we have decided to send illegal immigrants to their home countries”.
He add claimed six terrorists killed in Zhob last week were Afghan nationals. “With the new [Taliban] government set-up taking charge in Afghanistan two years ago, the incidents of terrorism in Pakistan have increased,” he said.
“The Balochistan government has so far blocked some 100,000 fake Computerised National Identity Cards (CNICs) in two districts of the province. Action would also be taken against officials found responsible for the issuance of fake CNICs to the illegal immigrants.”
Similarly, he said, some 20,000 fake CNICs had reportedly been blocked in Sindh.
“The FIA is fully collaborating with the provincial government in tracing out the whereabouts of illegal immigrants. So far, 80,000 illegal Afghan immigrants have been sent back from Balochistan and the process of deportation would be accelerated in coming days,” added Mr Achakzai.
‘Mishandling’
Meanwhile, talking to media in Islamabad, the JUI-F chief said Afghan refugees will have to ultimately leave Pakistan, but the “issue is being mishandled”.
“There should be a bilateral commission to discuss and resolve the issue between both countries.”
Mr Rehman said the interim Afghan government should have been taken on board before sending refugees back to their homeland.
In a reference to the spike in terror attacks after the Afghan Taliban’s rise to power, the JUI-F chief said as per his knowledge, the government in Kabul declared that cross-border attacks are not ‘jihad’.
“Afghan government got a fatwa (decree) from their religious leaders in this regard as well,” he added.
UNHCR visit cancelled
Officials of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) cancelled a visit to Khyber district on Thursday in light of the threat a possible attack on government installations and other soft targets.
Sources said the interior ministry issued the alert and requested officials to notify the UNHCR team so that they could postpone the visit.
“Yes, a visit was scheduled for Thursday but it was cancelled due to the threat alert,” an official, involved in processing ‘illegal’ Afghan nationals’ for their repatriation to Afghanistan, told Dawn.
An official version from the UNHCR, on cancelling the scheduled visit, could not be obtained despite repeated attempts.
Repatriation continues
Meanwhile, voluntary repatriation of illegal Afghan nationals to their homeland continued on Thursday — nine days after the expiry of the deadline for voluntary repatriation on Oct 31.
On Thursday, 3,035 undocumented immigrants, including 785 men, 747 women, 1,468 children and 35 deportees, left the country for Afghanistan via Torkham border crossing.
In addition, 3,056 individuals departed for Afghanistan via Angoor Adda border crossing in South Waziristan.
As many as 197,652 immigrants — 14,683 families comprising 55,394 men, 42,921 women, and 98,098 children — have so far left for Afghanistan via KP borders since September 17.
Official documents read that 1,207 people were also deported.
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QUETTA: Repatriation of undocumented and illegal immigrants to Afghanistan started on Monday through the three new border crossing points opened in Balochistan.
The Pakistan government has opened these three new border crossing points between Pakistan and Afghanistan at Badini Shin Bandin, Qila Saifullah, Barbcha in Chagai and Noor Wahab in Noshki districts to accelerate the process of sending illegal foreigners to their countries.
Balochistan caretaker Minister for Information Jan Achakzai told a press conference here on Monday that with the opening of three new border crossing points the burden of illegal foreign refugees on the Chaman border crossing point will be eased.
He said that over 100,000 foreign nationals went back to Afghanistan via Chaman border. They reached the border town from different areas of Balochistan, Sindh, Karachi and parts of southern Punjab.
“Not only Afghan refugees are going back to Afghanistan but other illegal foreign nationals belonging to different nationalities and countries are also going back to their countries,” Mr Achakzai said. He said criticism of Afghan authorities for repatriation of undocumented and illegal Afghan immigrants is unjustified and no one would be allowed to stay in Pakistan illegally.
Referring to the fake ID cards issue, the minister said that around 250,000 fake identity cards have been issued in Balochistan and the matter is being investigated and those found guilty will face strict action.
“In Quetta alone around 50,000 fake identity cards have been blocked,” the minister said, adding that cards of Iranian nationals
have also been blocked in Makran division.
Repatriation via three new border crossings starts
Saleem ShahidNovember 14, 2023
QUETTA: Repatriation of undocumented and illegal immigrants to Afghanistan started on Monday through the three new border crossing points opened in Balochistan.
The Pakistan government has opened these three new border crossing points between Pakistan and Afghanistan at Badini Shin Bandin, Qila Saifullah, Barbcha in Chagai and Noor Wahab in Noshki districts to accelerate the process of sending illegal foreigners to their countries.
Balochistan caretaker Minister for Information Jan Achakzai told a press conference here on Monday that with the opening of three new border crossing points the burden of illegal foreign refugees on the Chaman border crossing point will be eased.
He said that over 100,000 foreign nationals went back to Afghanistan via Chaman border. They reached the border town from different areas of Balochistan, Sindh, Karachi and parts of southern Punjab.
“Not only Afghan refugees are going back to Afghanistan but other illegal foreign nationals belonging to different nationalities and countries are also going back to their countries,” Mr Achakzai said. He said criticism of Afghan authorities for repatriation of undocumented and illegal Afghan immigrants is unjustified and no one would be allowed to stay in Pakistan illegally.
Referring to the fake ID cards issue, the minister said that around 250,000 fake identity cards have been issued in Balochistan and the matter is being investigated and those found guilty will face strict action.
“In Quetta alone around 50,000 fake identity cards have been blocked,” the minister said, adding that cards of Iranian nationals
have also been blocked in Makran division.
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Until we comb nadra database for every namak haram afghan hiding in Pakistan, their will always be deshatgardi or some sort of other fassad
280,000 Afghans gone is not good enough, when we have MILLIONS of afghanis inside Pakistan
This stupid backwards kaum needs to go
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Where did I bad mouthed Ahmed Shah show the clip
I said he started as tax collector of nadir and became king of afg
He wasn't born in royalty but made himself a king .that's praise but some one like you just clings onto glory of othrs past ans think yr self to he entitled to their achievements you obviously don't know meaning of self made
Wait u just said british would only let lands to those who are loyal to them and u say u are resident of of kpk have lands their which was under Brits for centuries accepting yr forefathers licked brts shoes as per yr own assumption
No u were degrading him and now u associating urself with him
. See u dnt know ahit because u r an illoterate slave brought up by pakstudy. Tribal and northern areas of KPK were never fully occupied by brits, they used their chamchas to control and there were wars, read about umrao khan, napolean of the east, rwad about haji turungzai and other freedom fighters, even the brits couldn't take our landa and we joined Pakistan in 1969. See thats wat happens when u only know pakstudy and u forget ur language and culture. To us, those who joined british army are enemies and traitors, wat else should they be called. U r so brain dead slave that u dnt even feel ashamed. U cant change ur past so atleast accept it and condemn ur forefathers for being traitors. Its not about superiority or anything, its about honor.hydrabadi_arab
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Banana republic named missiles after this ghandu murtad lol This is perfect time to throw out afghanis, no one in the world care about taliban ruled Afghanistan now.
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Why don't the Talibs just shoot Noor Wali and co. and be done with?? What utility could these roaches offer to the Talibs for a brighter future ??
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This is their way of life. Terrorism is way of life and its not going to change with appeasement policy towards Taliban. Hit them where it hurt, throwing millions of afghanis back to Afghanistan will hurt them.
It will also reduce Pakistan population, win win.
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Show the snap shot of the piece where I degraded Ahmed shah don't make up liesNo u were degrading him and now u associating urself with him
You first said you were of proper kpk which was under proper british control not fata
And even if of fata remember poltical agents system
They used level homes whole villages who fought against the empire and gave land to rival tribes who were subservient
The men u talked about spent life fighting and hiding and had most 8f their possession taken away
If u say u still hold lands then we're the subservient ones
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Show the snap shot of the piece where I degraded Ahmed shah don't make up lies
You first said you were of proper kpk which was under proper british control not fata
And even if of fata remember poltical agents system
They used level homes whole villages who fought against the empire and gave land to rival tribes who were subservient
The men u talked about spent life fighting and hiding and had most 8f their possession taken away
If u say u still hold lands then we're the subservient ones
There is FATA and PATA, the lands taken from freedom fighters were returned, see u dnt know shit.. and how would u, u grew up with propaganda of ur masters. Anyways uve wasted my time, go get some education and study history, not written by gora. Enjoy the ganna u grow from ur gifted lands.
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