228 Pakistani nationals in MP to leave
Officials of the State Home Department said they would inform the Union government about the presence of Pakistani nationals in MP.
Officials of the State Home Department said they would inform the Union government about the presence of Pakistani nationals in MP.
Delhi's Home Minister Ashish Sood on Saturday appealed to citizens to help identify Pakistani nationals in the city who have been overstaying following the government's recent announcement regarding the suspension of their visas.
Meghalaya government has directed all Pakistani nationals residing in the state to leave India by the end of April 2025.
Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Friday chaired a meeting of all DCs and SSPs and directed them to take appropriate action to ensure the exit of Pakistani nationals as per the deadline notified by the Ministry of Home Affairs.
The government has clearly said that all Pakistani nationals who are currently in India must leave the country before the expiry of visas.
The state police have collected details of around 1,500 Pak citizens staying in the state. All of them will have to go back as the centre has cancelled visas of all Pakistani nationals.
In another step against Pakistan in the wake of the Pahalgam terror attack, India on Thursday decided to suspend visa services to Pakistani nationals with immediate effect.
The J&K Police on Thursday announced a reward of Rs 20 lakh for anyone providing information that leads to the arrest of Pakistani nationals and local Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists involved in the Pahalgam terror attack.
The investigation agencies identified named three Pakistani nationals -- Asif Fauji (code name Moosa), Suleman Shah (code name Yunus) and Abu Talha (code name Asif), said people aware of developments.
The Mumbai Police at once alerted the Maharashtra ATS and the Goa Police Control Room, Mumbai Police said.
