Pakistani Border handed over to Afghanistan.

Pakistani border post of Angoor Ada has handed over to Afghanistan ,Nisar wrote to PM Nawaz.

News desk: 

Islamabad: Choudhri Nisar expressed his reservations about handed over pakistani post to Afghanistan, according to news from media it become reported that one of pakistani border post of Angoor Ada s control was handed over to Afghan forces, Nisar asked to PM and officials to explain when and why this imported pakistani territory ha handed over to afghanistan, 

The development came a day after the military said that the Angoor Adda border crossing facility was handed over to the Afghan authorities “to strengthen brotherly relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan and with a strategic intent to improve border management.

However, a source told to a newspaper  that the interior minister has voiced his reservations over the move in a letter to Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. All constitutional and legal procedures set for such decisions have been violated blatantly, reads the letter. “There are very clear rules which should be followed before taking such important decisions.”Nisar said in the letter that the interior ministry was a big stakeholder in matters related to border management, border control or protection of borders. Notwithstanding, the ministry was ignored while handing over the Angoor Adda border crossing facility to Afghan authorities.

The minister said he had a lot of questions about how the facility was handed over to Afghan authorities. “The government is the custodian of each and every inch of the motherland. We must follow the legal procedures if we have to take such decisions,” he said in the letter.Nisar added that he would wait anxiously for the prime minister’s return to take up the matter with him.Pakistan has repeatedly floated proposals for better border management in order to curb illegal movement, but the response from Kabul has always been lukewarm. Cross-border movement of militants is one of the key sticking points in Pak-Afghan relations. The two countries accuse each other of failing to maintain strict border controls.