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Arrested Pakistanis likely to be deported from UK
  Updated at: 0700 PST, Monday, April 13, 2009  
  LONDON: The arrested Pakistani students in Britain, accused of posing terror threats, are likely to be deported to homeland from United Kingdom (UK), Geo news quoted a UK daily newspapers as quoting early on Monday.

According to British media reports, no evidences in regards to plot terrorist attacks were traced from arrested Pakistani students following which, they will soon be deported by UK officials.

Sources said, Britain sought assurance from Pakistan government over non-violence on these Pakistanis after they will have been sent back to Pakistan.

Earlier, one of those 12 arrested students was released by UK police officials and is now in custody of British immigration officials, sources added.

The investigative agencies, probing into this matter, are concerned that UK government will have to pocket insult if they failed to detect arrested students’ links to terrorism, sources warned.
 
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