According to an official, a total of 537 Pakistani nationals have left India through the attic border in the last three days after the deadline of short -term visa holders on Sunday.
Speaking to ANI, a protocol officer at the Attari border, a protocol officer of the Attari border said that 850 Indian citizens have returned to India in the last three days. He said that on Sunday alone, 237 Pakistani citizens returned to their country, while 116 Indian citizens returned.
“Custom immigration counters were opened at 10 am. Before the counters closed, 237 Pakistani citizens returned to Pakistan from India, and 116 Indian citizens returned from Pakistan. From April 24, 537 Pakistani National Returned to Pakistan National Pakistan, and 850 Indian citizens returned to India. The holder,” said.
The Government of India on Friday canceled all the categories issued to Pakistani citizens, except diplomatic and official visas, with immediate effect from 27 April.
The Central Government’s decision to suspend visa services for Pakistani citizens followed the Pahalgam terror attack.
26 people were killed in a terrorist attack in Pahgam in Jammu and Kashmir on tourists, most of which included a Nepali National, which was cruelly shut down. The incident took place at 2 pm in Besaran Meadow, near Pahgam, a popular tourist city in Jammu and Kashmir. This was one of the most deadly attacks in the region since the 2019 Pulwama strike, claiming the life of 40 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Jawans.
Following this incident, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) teams posted on Pahalgam Terror Attack Site from April 23 have intensified the search for evidence. Teams led by an IG, excavation and SP from the T-Anti-Terror Agency are questioning eyewitnesses observing the April 22 attack.
Additionally, the Indian Army is on high warning, many search operations to neutralize terrorists after the attack in Pahgam. The incident has expressed displeasure across the country, demanding strict action against Pakistan on the Pahgam attack, with widespread protests across the country. (AI)
