102 Pakistanis in Kerala asked to leave; 73 Keralites untraceable in Kashmir

102 Pakistanis in Kerala asked to leave; 73 Keralites untraceable in Kashmir

The Government of India has issued a directive requiring all Pakistani nationals who entered on medical visas to leave the country by April 29..Pahalgam Terrorist Attack, Pakistanis in Kerala, Kashmir Terrorist Attack, PM modi meeting on Pahalgam terror attack, Kashmir terroirst attack, latest news, India news

CM Fadnavis says list of Pakistani nationals living in Maharashtra ready, tracking their departure

Fadnavis said the visas of Pakistani citizens have been cancelled and they have been asked to leave the country in the aftermath of the Pahalgam terror attack.

Over 100 Pakistani nationals in Pune asked to leave India after Pahalgam attack

Pune district officials have asked Pakistani nationals to leave by April 27. Those with medical visas have been granted an extension to leave by April 29.

Odisha Govt Begins Process for Deportation of Pak Nationals Staying in State

Bhubaneswar: The Odisha government has reportedly started the process for the deportation of Pakistani nationals staying in the state on Long Term Visa (LTVs). As per reports, as many as 12 Pakistani-origin people are staying in Odisha on Long Term Visa. Odisha Police sources claimed that notices have been served to the Pakistani nationals staying in Odisha to leave the state within 48 hours. Speaking to mediapersons, Revenue Minister Suresh Puj…

Pahalgam terror attack: Notices to 12 Pakistanis in Odisha to leave India

Bhubaneswar, Apr 25: Following a directive from the Union Home Ministry amid the ongoing tensions over the horrific Pahalgam terrorist attack, the process has been started to issue notices to 12 Pakistani nationals living in Odisha, instructing them to leave India.These Pakistani nationals are staying in Odisha on Long Term Visas (LTVs). According to sources, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has been in contact with Chief Ministers of all the state…

Goa Govt Asks Pakistanis on Short-Term Visa to Leave the Country, Security Beefed Up

Panaji: Chief Minister Pramod Sawant on Friday held a high-level meeting to review the security situation in the state post-Pahalgam terror attack. Addressing a press conference at Mantrayala in Porvorim on Friday, the chief minister said that three Pakistani nationals who are in the state on short-term visas have been asked to leave the country. He said that there are 17 more Pakistani… Source