QUETTA: The Deputy Commissioner Quetta has said that the Afghan nationals have launched their schools in several areas of Quetta.
According to a report, the DC Quetta Mehrullah has made a stunning disclosure about the launching of schools run by Afghan national in several areas of Balochistan’s capital Quetta.
Badini has further disclosed that not only the students studying in such schools are Afghan nationals but the teaching staff also consists of the Afghan immigrants.
The education department of Balochistan has said that the schools are run in Hazara Town, Pashtoon Abad, Alamdar Road, Karani Road and Qambrani Road areas.
The Deputy Commissioner Quetta has stressed that all such schools will be sealed and the students as well as the staff will be deported.
It is worth mentioning that the deadline given to the Afghan POR card holders to exit from Pakistan’s territory has ended.
Pakistan has stressed on frequent occasions that the keeping the ongoing security challenges in view, the peaceful return of all the foreign nationals living illegally in Pakistan has become unavoidable now.
Pakistan has been hosting the Afghan nationals for the past five decades since the Russian invasion over Afghanistan.
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However, after having seen the growing law-and-order challenges in Balochistan and KP and Pakistan aimed safe and peaceful return of the Afghan nationals.
