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Gulf Countries Deport More Than 20,000 Pakistanis for Begging and Security Reasons

Gulf countries have deported more than 20,000 Pakistanis for alleged begging and security-related reasons, prompting concern in Islamabad officials.

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Gulf Countries Deport More Than 20,000 Pakistanis for Begging and Security Reasons

Several Gulf countries have deported more than 20,000 Pakistani nationals, citing alleged begging offenses and security-related concerns. The figures have prompted scrutiny in Pakistan, where officials are expected to examine the causes of the deportations and their impact on affected families. Pakistani authorities may seek clearer information from Gulf governments while addressing concerns about undocumented travel, employment, and consular support. The issue highlights the challenges faced by migrant communities and the importance of fair legal procedures during enforcement operations abroad.

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