Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi said on Saturday that the Passports of the Pakistani, who returned to the country after being deported, will be canceled and will also face the record of a first information report (FIR) against them.
Saudi Arabia deported a total of 5,033 Pakistani beggars, while another 369 people have been arrested for begging in five other countries in the last 16 months.
Last month, the Interior Minister had said that the Government would block the passports of the deported Pakistani and adjust the process of issuing new travel documents.
Around 106 Pakistani were also deported from European countries arrived in Islamabad last month.
According to the State PTV newsAn important meeting, led by the Interior Minister, was held in Islamabad, where it was decided that the deportees who return will have their canceled passports and a FIR will also be recorded against him.
The names of the deportees will also be placed on the passport control list for five years, PTV news aggregate.
A committee was also formed under the presidency of the Secretary of the Interior to harden and further improve passport laws.
Naqvi was summoned by saying that the deportees were causing Pakistan ashamed internationally, and added that they would not be made concessions in the future.
