Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi visited the NADRA headquarters in Islamabad on March 31, 2026, directing the authority to provide full assistance to law enforcement agencies in the ongoing deportation of illegal foreigners. During the high-level meeting, Naqvi emphasized the immediate identification and removal of individuals who have illegally obtained Pakistani citizenship from the national database. This move is part of a broader state strategy to enhance national security and streamline the country’s demographic records amid shifting regional dynamics and the current Middle East crisis.
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The Interior Minister praised NADRA for its significant service improvements over the past two years but instructed the leadership to further modernize public services for greater convenience. He also directed that NADRA transition from rented buildings to state-of-the-art offices built on its own land. To date, the authority has successfully canceled millions of identity cards belonging to deceased individuals and established a 30-day resolution period for all ID-related grievances. Furthermore, in coordination with the PTA, mobile SIMs registered under the names of deceased persons are being systematically blocked to prevent potential misuse.
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