Mansehra Deputy Commissioner Yasir Ali Khan Orders Crackdown on Afghan Nationals Engaged in Business Activities.

Mansehra: A special meeting of the district administration was held under the chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner Mansehra Yasir Ali Khan to review matters concerning Afghan nationals and the law-and-order situation in the district. Officials were directed to ensure compliance with the law and take action where necessary.
According to reports, approximately 1,700 Afghan nationals are engaged in various business activities in Mansehra. It was reportedly discussed that some individuals claim to possess court stay orders, permits or identification cards to justify their stay or business activities.
Verification of Documents Ordered
Deputy Commissioner Yasir Ali Khan directed the relevant officials to verify documents relating to the legal status, residence and business activities of the individuals concerned. Any violations identified during the verification process are to be dealt with in accordance with the law.
Instructions Issued to District Officials
The Deputy Commissioner also directed the District Police Officer (DPO), Additional Deputy Commissioner and Assistant Commissioners to coordinate with law-enforcement agencies and take appropriate action in accordance with applicable legal procedures.
Emphasis on Lawful Action
The district administration emphasized that all measures must comply with the law and that the documents and legal status of the individuals concerned should be verified before any action is taken.
Note: Claims that the stay orders, permits or identification cards presented by some Afghan nationals are invalid or fabricated have not been independently verified. These details should be confirmed through an official notification or the relevant authorities before publication.