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Afghan Citizen are banned to enter in Peshawar

Peshawar administration has banned one from Muharram from Ashura to enter the city of Afghanistan for 10 days in order to maintain peace and security in Muharram-ul-Quran.

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According to the notification issued by Deputy Commissioner Peshawar, Afghan refugees will be banned from entry into Peshawar city and Kent areas. According to the Deputy Commissioner's spokesman, the arrival of Afghan people to 10 mahram in central areas of the city, according to the spokesperson of the Deputy Commissioner. The drive has been closed.

They say that where there are mosques in the area, locals of Peshawar can not be used during Muharram. Therefore, this ban is not a major step, the ban will not apply to the Afghan residents.

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Apart from this, shops have been banned completely from selling petrol, coconut oil and diesel sales, including sticks and sticks, while ban on strangers across the city has also been banned.
The record of Indian rupees has declined, as well as the increase in oil and foreign investment has decreased. The pressure on India's central bank is increasing to take measures to stop the rupee's fall.

In the beginning of April, the value of Indian rupees worth $ 65.1 against the dollar. On September 11, its value fell to 72.7. Indian rupees have fallen 11% in less than six months.

Why is Indian rupee falling down? A major reason is oil. 80% of the oil used in India is imported. Due to oil imports and rising oil prices, the deficit increased significantly.

Last year, oil imports were US $ 18.8 billion, which was $ 28.9 billion in the first quarter of the year.

Exports of imports increase oil demanding companies for dollars. On one hand, oil companies and the demand for dollars on the other side has also been due to the departure of foreign investors from the country.

In the past several years, foreign investors invest in India's stock market. The major reason was that after the financial crisis in 2008, money in the Western world was enough. Investors took money on low interest and invest in India and other emerging markets.

Now, when the interest rate is rising in the US and other Western countries, investment is getting out of India.

Dollar demand
Argentine and Turkey in crisis have also given a difference in the value of Indian rupees as well as increase rate interest rates.

In the second quarter of the year, investors get $ 8.1 billion from India's market. $ 12.5 billion in India in the second quarter of the previous year.

When these investors get their investments, they get money and then buy dollars, because the demand for dollars has increased.

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