The al-Qaeda chief, Bin Laden had died but still his family that has been living in the Pakistan is being the headache for Pakistan’s intelligence agency.

As per recent report, amidst tight security at around midnight to Chaklala military airbase in Rawalpindi, Pakistan Security agencies were deported a total of fourteen members of Laden’s family, including his three widows to Saudi Arabia.

The process of deportation has made just few days before Laden’s first death anniversary. Laden was killed in the garrison town of Abbottabad on May 2 last year by US forces.

Pakistani intelligence agencies had detained Laden’s three widows and children after his death.

Earlier Laden’s widows and two new born daughters had sentenced by a court to 45 days in jail in charge of illegally entering in the country.

However, the court assured till that after the completion of punishment, their deportation will have been made.

As per report, a mini bus was approached to family members to reach at the airport where a special Saudi aircraft was waiting for them to fly out.

Reporting to media, the Interior Ministry said that deportation of 14 members had made after passing orders for it in pursuance of the court orders.

“The family was kept safe and sound in a guesthouse… They have been deported to the country of their choice, Saudi Arabia”, said in a statement.