Iran hands 70 illegal immigrants back to Pakistan

ISLAMABAD – Iranian border police have handed over 70 illegal Pakistani immigrants to authorities at Taftan border post in Chagai district of Balochistan.

The Pakistani workers had been arrested from different parts of Iran by Iranian security forces for not having travel documents.

After completion of formal procedure, the Levies Force handed over the immigrants to the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA).

Pakistanis living in Iran illegally or trying to enter Iran illegally are caught every year by Iranian police.

Iran often deports Pakistanis entering the country without travel documents.

Iranian authorities have reopened the Pakistan-Iran border gate on the Taftan border in Chagaidistrict after a month-long closure.

According to official sources, the border gate was closed because of Nauroz holidays last month.

Via a 15-day special permit, known as Raahdari, issued by the district administration, people from the border districts on both sides can cross over to meet their relatives on the other side.

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