The move has drawn sharp responses from the Afghan specialists, and a few nations, rights gatherings and worldwide bodies have encouraged reevaluation of the choice.
"Every one of our arrangements in such manner (for bringing home) have been finished," break inside (home) serve Sarfraz Bugti said at a presser Thursday.
As per Bugti, "holding focuses" had been framed in four territories, other than Islamabad, Pakistan-controlled Kashmir and the contested locale of Gilgit-Baltistan. He said unlawful workers would be given clinical offices and food, and guaranteed that ladies, youngsters and the older would be treated with deference. " Be that as it may, we won't think twice about any unlawful residents living in Pakistan after November 1," Bugti cautioned.
Framing the arrangement, the clergyman made sense of that the principal stage would involve removals. " We have made focuses. They won't be shipped off prison however from the focuses, they will be moved out of Pakistan," he said.
Those removed would just be permitted to convey their neighborhood cash worth Rs 50,000 and aggregates surpassing this must be transmitted through legitimate financial channels, Bugti said. He cautioned Pakistanis against "working with" such foreigners, saying the public authority would make a severe move against them.
Geo-fencing has been finished and regions facilitating unlawful settlers recognized. " We know where they are. They are in towns, in Pakistan's metropolitan cities...in different little urban communities. We are empowering their willful return with the goal that they can be saved from being mauled and captured," the priest said.
Many Afghans have been captured and handfuls have left since the arrangement was declared. A "reward" has been guaranteed for any individual who shares data on their whereabouts after November. Almost 2,000 have been captured from Karachi alone.