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The Supreme Court banned 6 members of the same family from being sent to Pakistan. The court said- until the identity documents of these people are verified, they should not be submitted.
A bench of Justice Suryakant and Justice N. Kotishwar Singh gave the family a freedom that if they are not happy with the document verification order, then the Jammu and Kashmir can appeal to the High Court.
In fact, Ahmed Tariq Batt, a resident of Srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir, filed a petition in the Supreme Court. He claimed- We are a total of six members in the same family. We two brothers work in Bangalore. Our parents, sister and another brother are in Srinagar.
We all have citizenship of India. Everyone has Indian passport, voting ID, Aadhaar card. Even after this, the government has issued a notice. We are being sent to Pakistan. It is a lie that we all came to India on visa. Even after its end, they are living in India.
The bench said …
After the Pahalgam attack, the Central Government issued an order on 25 April. It said that except for some special people, the visa of all other Pakistani citizens has been canceled. Also, they have been given a certain time limit to leave the country.
Court Room Live …
bench: You were born in Mirpur, Pakistan, we want to know how and why you came to India?
Butt: I came to India with my father in 1997, he had a Pakistani passport. On reaching Srinagar, the father submitted the Pakistani passport to the Jammu and Kashmir High Court. Then applied for Indian passport, which was found.
Butt: Other members of my family reached Srinagar in 2000 after 3 years. The education of me and my sister is also done from here. All have Indian citizenship, passport, Aadhaar card and other documents. The notice sent by the government states that we came to India on visa and stayed here for more than the scheduled period.
The Pakistani woman showing the document on the Attari-Wagah border.
786 Pakistanis left India till 29 April …
From 24 April to 5 pm on April 29, 786 Pakistanis returned from the Attari-Wagah border. According to PTI, by April 28, more than one thousand Indians had returned home from Pakistan. On April 29, the validity of the medical visa issued to Pakistani citizens also ended.
The central government was issuing an order on 27 April that Pakistani citizens who did not leave India in the deadline would be arrested and a case would be run. They may be sentenced to three years in jail or a fine of three lakh rupees or both.
On April 25, the Government of India issued a notice regarding the order of Pakistani citizens to leave the country. In this, all types of visas issued to Pakistani citizens except long term, diplomats and official visas were canceled from 27 April.
14 category visas canceled Earlier, the Government of India had said on 23 April that the visas given in 14 categories of Pakistani citizens have been canceled. 12 categories of visa holders were asked to leave India on 25 April, SAARC visa holders on 26 April and medical visas by 29 April.
Later, the deadline for leaving India for 12 categories visa holders was extended to 27 April. Apart from this, the Defense, Navy of Pakistan High Commission and Diplomats of Air Force have been declared ‘unwritten person’. They will have to leave India by 30 April.
Know, 14 categories of visa …
- Medical Visa: Medical visas were issued to Pakistani citizens for treatment. A maximum of two attendants or family members were given a three -month visa with a patient. Such visa holders have been granted by April 29 to leave India. Medical visa holders have been asked to keep the treatment documents ready, so that there is no problem in the investigation.
- Saarc visa: The SAARC visa discount scheme started in 1992. Under this, high-profile people like judges, players used to get visas. These did not include common citizens.
- Business Visa: For Pakistani citizens coming for business in India. This visa was valid from 15 days to 3 years.
- Visitor Visa: Are issued to meet family or relatives.
- Journalist Visa: For people associated with news agency, media and journalism.
- Conference Visa: To participate in seminars or conferences.
- Transit visa: To go to the third country via India.
- Group Tourist Visa: The group of Pakistani tourists to visit India.
- Mountaineering Visa: For foreigners coming for mountain tracking in India.
- Film Visa: For film, TV shows or cinematic activity in India.
- Student Visa: It is given to foreign students to study in India.
- Pilgrim Visa: A Pakistani citizen for pilgrimage in India.
- Group Pilgrim Visa: Group of Pakistani citizens for pilgrimage in India.
- Visa on Arrival: This visa is found only when it comes to India. However, Visa on Arrival is banned for Pakistan.
On 26 April in Barmer, Rajasthan, 6 women, 5 children and 7 men of a Pakistani Hindu family reached DM office and requested not to send it back to Pakistan.
More than 6500 detained in Gujarat, suspicion of being Bangladeshi So far, more than 1700 Bangladeshi have been taken into custody in Jarat. At the same time, around 6500 has been detained on the basis of suspicion of being Bangladeshi. Pakistani siblings have been detained in Chhattisgarh. He had a valid passport and long -term visa, but a fake voter card was made. The police registered a case on this.
On 26 April in Barmer, Rajasthan, 6 women, 5 children and 7 men of a Pakistani Hindu family reached DM office and requested not to send it back to Pakistan. The family said that we have a 45 -day visa, but we do not want to return. We have come here by giving what we had. Do not send us back. Children also want to stay the same now.
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