Citizens create uproar outside Pakistani embassy in Afghanistan

Afghan citizens demand 'immediate' issuance of visas for Pakistan


Our Correspondent June 09, 2019
PHOTO: EXPRESS

KABUL: A group of Afghan citizens created uproar outside the Pakistan High Commission in Kabul on Sunday over not being granted visas to visit Pakistan, Express News reported.

Gathered in protest outside the embassy in the Afghan capital, citizens demanded the 'immediate' issuance of visas to Pakistan.

Security personnel deputed outside the building controlled the ruckus and dispersed the crowd. The infrastructure of the embassy was not damaged and no reports have come in of the staff being harmed.

Pakistan abolishes on-arrival visa for Afghan nationals

After the incident, the Pakistani foreign ministry contacted its Afghan counterpart to ensure the safety of security personnel designated outside the premises.

Sources privy to the development revealed that the Pakistani embassy in Afghanistan issues 2,000 visas on a daily basis.

COMMENTS (2)

syed bashir ahmed | 5 years ago | Reply Beggars are not choosers.
Humza | 5 years ago | Reply Since so much Indian organized criminality comes from bases in Afghanistan, why doesn't Pakistan shut down the embassy for a year or two to teach them a lesson on how to behave.
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