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Around 340,000 Afghans have returned from Pakistan since Islamabad clamped down on illegal immigrants. PHOTO: AFP
Attock Police have launched a crackdown on individuals leasing houses, shops, and land to undocumented Afghan nationals within the district, registering five separate cases under the Tenancy Act against all the landlords concerned.
City Police inspected a property in Darus Salam Colony, owned by Muhammad Mushtaq of Mohalla Kashmiri Gate, Hazro. During the inspection, it was found that several occupants were residing ilelgally.
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