Afghans asked to leave Khyber Agency by 19th

[Gufi]

What needs to be done is a proper deportation
The finger prints and picture as well as details about the person should be stored in a central database which should be updated with every person who is leaving. These people should be divided into different categories depending on when they came to Pakistan and their educational status, will help us when they apply for visas eventually as well as help us monitor illegals who come again from border crossings.

 

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All Afghans who have proper documents should not be told to leave immediately. Other should be sent back. The next phase should displace the immigrants back in a proper manner. People should remember that although many of them are involved in crimes, not all of them are. They all should be sent back to their land slowly but permanently when suitable. While they are here, they should adhere to Pakistan’s laws.

 

[Khan_21]

How do these guys look?

Normal like Pakistani pashtuns . But you can guess them out by the clothes , waistcoats , pashto accent they speak . Its easy for us to differentiate them from our pashtuns .

 

[TMA]

Normal like Pakistani pashtuns . But you can guess them out by the clothes , waistcoats , pashto accent they speak . Its easy for us to differentiate them from our pashtuns .

I figured it would be very difficult for non-Pukhtoon Pakistanis to differentiate. There is a worry that when a Pukhtoon Pakistani moves to another province in Pakistan, the locals may be suspicious and unwelcoming as they are unable to differentiate Afghan Pukhtoon vs Pakistani Pukhtoon.

 

[Dalit]

I figured it would be very difficult for non-Pukhtoon Pakistanis to differentiate. There is a worry that when a Pukhtoon Pakistani moves to another province in Pakistan, the locals may be suspicious and unwelcoming as they are unable to differentiate Afghan Pukhtoon vs Pakistani Pukhtoon.

It is very easy to differentiate between an Afghan Pashtun and a Pakistani one. The way they look and speak is enough to differentiate. I think people of other provinces who have met local Pashtun's and Afghan Pastun's know what I'm talking about.

 

[Khan_21]

I figured it would be very difficult for non-Pukhtoon Pakistanis to differentiate. There is a worry that when a Pukhtoon Pakistani moves to another province in Pakistan, the locals may be suspicious and unwelcoming as they are unable to differentiate Afghan Pukhtoon vs Pakistani Pukhtoon.

While it maybe difficult for non pashtun speakers its easy for us to differentiate . I find it very hard to tell people abroad the difference because people usually associate pashtuns with bacha baazi and being homosexuals . So i have to explain it to them that its an afghani pashtun exclusive thing .

 

[TMA]

While it maybe difficult for non pashtun speakers its easy for us to differentiate . I find it very hard to tell people abroad the difference because people usually associate pashtuns with bacha baazi and being homosexuals . So i have to explain it to them that its an afghani pashtun exclusive thing .

I am fully aware that the Bacha Bazi is another unfortunate import from Afghanistan.

 

[Samandri]

While it maybe difficult for non pashtun speakers its easy for us to differentiate . I find it very hard to tell people abroad the difference because people usually associate pashtuns with bacha baazi and being homosexuals . So i have to explain it to them that its an afghani pashtun exclusive thing .

Thats not true. Do you know what happens in Bannu and surroundings?

 

[Khan_21]

Thats not true. Do you know what happens in Bannu and surroundings?

I have been to Places as far as Karak . personally I have never encountered such things . If there are ever at all its at a very minute scale. You are going to find messed up people everywhere . But Afghanistan has a proper bacha baazi culture even in big cities like Kabul or mazar e sharif . you are not going to find such culture and so much openly accepted in any other country but afghanistan .

 

[Samandri]

I figured it would be very difficult for non-Pukhtoon Pakistanis to differentiate. There is a worry that when a Pukhtoon Pakistani moves to another province in Pakistan, the locals may be suspicious and unwelcoming as they are unable to differentiate Afghan Pukhtoon vs Pakistani Pukhtoon.

Mistrusting Pakistani Pashtuns in Punjab and Sindh is not because of Afghan-Pashtuns. There were already deep-rooted negative stereotypes about Pashtuns in Punjab, Sindh and India (e.g a stereotype that "Pathans" abduct childern in boris and sell them to forced labour). The recent stereotype, is strong association of terrorism with Pakistani Pashtuns because of actions of TTP.

By the way locals should be cautious about every new-comer, even if they are fellow Pakistani.

 

[litman]

good step. send them all to their beloved homeland afghanistan and the next homeland india. fence the border and don't let any afghani to cross through.

i dont know what is wrong with afghans, chechuns and uzbeks. why they all are terrorists.if they want to do terrorism and spread their wrong version of islam impose it in their own countries. we neither want you nor your version of islam.

 

[django]

These people are a nuisance here . Every one of these afghani's has like a huge family consisting of 2 wives and 20 kids . They come here rent houses for summer season and their kids are a nuisance for everyone in the neighbourhood .You cant talk sense into them because most are illiterate with no brain whatsoever .

When i visit Peshawar it is as if i have landed in kabul . Rickshaw wala is afghan , so is the shopkeeper and almost everyone in the hospital is from there . They just take their bori bistar and cross torkham .

Honestly I can not fault them for opening businesses and wanting a better life, heck if I was in their position I would be doing the same thing, it is just when they claim Gwadar, Attock, Mianwali etc that gets me charged up.

 

[AbRaj]

Mistrusting Pakistani Pashtuns in Punjab and Sindh is not because of Afghan-Pashtuns. There were already deep-rooted negative stereotypes about Pashtuns in Punjab, Sindh and India (e.g a stereotype that "Pathans" abduct childern in boris and sell them to forced labour). The recent stereotype, is strong association of terrorism with Pakistani Pashtuns because of actions of TTP.

By the way locals should be cautious about every new-comer, even if they are fellow Pakistani.

India???
There are not many pakhtoons in India and if you are referring to Pathans, they are mostly concentrated in Gujarat and Punjab area.
Pathans are very respected Muslims here at least in UP

 

[django]

These Afghans are crazy animals. A Punjabi belongs everywhere in Pakistan like all other Pakistanis do. The Afghans have a habit of occupying places. Time has come to throw them out. They have become so emboldened that they are now badmouthing Pakistanis in their own land. This is unacceptable. Time to throw them out in heaps. We don't want these unthankful barbarians on our soil. Bring back the loyal Biharis to Pakistan instead.

Agreed

I figured it would be very difficult for non-Pukhtoon Pakistanis to differentiate. There is a worry that when a Pukhtoon Pakistani moves to another province in Pakistan, the locals may be suspicious and unwelcoming as they are unable to differentiate Afghan Pukhtoon vs Pakistani Pukhtoon.

I think the Afghanis Pashtuns tend to be lighter than the Pak pashto speakers , with the exception of tribal pashtoons

Thats not true. Do you know what happens in Bannu and surroundings?

I have heard Sialkot would put Bannu to shame in this dept.

 

[HttpError]

Maybe now they can go the land of their Demi-Gods, Bharat. Enough of this hospitality thing, it has reaped us nothing but hatred and enmity in return. If this what they wished for then be it. We are ready for it, with them or without them. Make Pakistan strong from inside and things will start following the order.