Quetta, Nov 12: More than 200 Afghans have been arrested in a crackdown on illegal immigrants following a string of bomb and rocket attacks in southwest Pakistan, police said today. "We have geared up the campaign against (illegal immigrants) for the last four days in the wake of incidents of bomb explosions and rocket strikes," police chief in Baluchistan province Shoaib Suddle told a news agency.
He said more than 200 Afghans staying illegally had been arrested over the period and around 20 were suspected to be involved in the recent attacks.
He said those found not guilty of involvement in any sabotage activity here would be deported.

Seven people were injured Monday when three bombs exploded in the provincial capital Quetta. Last month two bomb explosions damaged a railway line.
Suddle said no one would be allowed to stay without valid documents in the province and "we will come down hard on anyone trying to use our territory for any terrorist activities." Bureau Report