FIA arrests Afghan army officer from Chaman border

The arrested officer had crossed the border illegally, says interior ministry


Our Correspondent April 28, 2016
A file photo of Pak-Afghan border. PHOTO: PPI

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) arrested on Thursday a serving Afghan army officer from the Chaman check post along the Pak-Afghan border.

According to the interior ministry, the arrested officer had crossed the border illegally, and was returning to Afghanistan.

He was later handed over to security agencies for further investigation.

Six Afghan immigrants arrested

Earlier this month, forces arrested an Afghan spy in an intelligence-driven raid in a border town of Balochistan and seized ‘sensitive documents’ and a cache of weapons and explosives.

Acting on a tip-off, the paramilitary Frontier Corps, aided by intelligence sleuths, raided a compound in the Shaheedan area of Chaman, a town in Balochistan located on the border between Pakistan and Afghanistan, on Wednesday.

COMMENTS (3)

Sam | 8 years ago | Reply Good job by security officials. I 100% support that afghans should return to their country.
Motiwala | 8 years ago | Reply Need to send the 4 million Afghan refugees to the Indian border. Time for India to provide for their Afghan Brothers. No visa needed.
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