NOWSHERA: Over 120 Afghan nationals residing illegally in the district were deported to Afghanistan on Wednesday. They Afghan nationals had been arrested by police and security agencies from different parts of Nowshera district.

The detainees were presented before the court of civil judge and judicial magistrate Syed Hamid, who imposed Rs1,000 fine on each of them and ordered to deport them back to Afghanistan after completion of legal procedure.

Police said that these illegal Afghans were arrested from Akora Khattak, Azakhel, Marhati, Pabbi, Taru Jabba and others places in the district. They said that the detainees were put in the judicial lock-up for investigation and then deported after consultation with Afghan consulate in Peshawar. They said that the crackdown on illegal Afghans would continue in the district.

Meanwhile, a bullet-raided body of a missing person from Gandaf area of Mohmand Agency was found here at the bank of Kabul River near Jehangira bridge.

The body was brought to the DHQ Hospital where Sher Bahadar, brother of deceased, identified him as Mohammad Nabi (25), a resident of Gandaf, who was missing for last 15 days. Akora Khattak police have registered the case against six people on the request of Mr Bahadar.

Published in Dawn January 29th, 2015

On a mobile phone? Get the Dawn Mobile App: Apple Store | Google Play

Opinion

Editorial

More pledges
Updated 25 May, 2024

More pledges

There needs to be continuity in economic policies, while development must be focused on bringing prosperity to the masses.
Pemra overreach
25 May, 2024

Pemra overreach

IT seems, at best, a misguided measure and, at worst, an attempt to abuse regulatory power to silence the media. A...
Enduring threat
25 May, 2024

Enduring threat

THE death this week of journalist Nasrullah Gadani, who succumbed to injuries after being attacked by gunmen, is yet...
IMF’s unease
Updated 24 May, 2024

IMF’s unease

It is clear that the next phase of economic stabilisation will be very tough for most of the population.
Belated recognition
24 May, 2024

Belated recognition

WITH Wednesday’s announcement by three European states that they intend to recognise Palestine as a state later...
App for GBV survivors
24 May, 2024

App for GBV survivors

GENDER-based violence is caught between two worlds: one sees it as a crime, the other as ‘convention’. The ...