Pakistan travellers with valid papers won’t be stopped

Move comes after several passengers were denied boarding at airports recently

- Gulf News Report

Rising concerns over passengers being denied boarding at Pakistan's airports have prompted Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi to step in, assuring the public that travellers with valid documents will face no obstruction.

The move comes amid growing reports of offloading incidents, heightened immigration checks, and social media rumours fuelling panic among outbound passengers.

During a visit to Islamabad International Airport on Saturday, Naqvi met passengers directly, listening to their complaints and reviewing immigration procedures. He emphasised that lawful travellers must not face unnecessary delays or harassment, while only those attempting to travel on fake, incomplete, or unverifiable documents would be stopped.