The challenge of repatriation is not exclusive to Pakistan, as other nations like Iran with Afghan refugees and Turkey with Syrians have undertaken substantial returns. However, the issue has become highly politicized, raising questions about the motivation behind the ‘vote bank’ strategy and concerns regarding the safeguarding of interests.
Caution is warranted in the judiciary’s role in inter-country matters, as past decisions have incurred significant financial losses. Navigating this issue demands a careful consideration of diplomatic implications and the adoption of a balanced approach.
The complexity of this matter requires a comprehensive understanding, encompassing legal, constitutional, and diplomatic facets beyond immediate political gains.
