The Kozhikode rural police revoked the expulsion notices issued to 3 Pakistani nationals dwelling in Kerala. The notices had been issued to them after the Indian government asked Pakistani nationals to leave India by April 29 to response to the Pahalgam terror attack.
“They had long-time period visas and their application for renewal is before the Ministry of Home Affairs,” said Kozhikode Rural Superintendent of Police.
3 Pakistani nationals Live in Kerala illegally
The 3 Pakistani nationals living in Kerala have been recognized as 79-year-old Puthanpuravalappil Hamsa, sisters Khamarunnisa and Asma. Although they were living in Kozhikode for a long time, they get the notice last week.
Hamsa, who was born in Kerala, carried out for Indian citizenship, which has been pending for status of years. In 1965, he went to East Pakistan by an agent from Kolkata, and later ended up in Karachi for work and lived along with his brother there however return to Kerala in 2007, and applied for Indian citizenship.
“This is my country wherein I was born. I lamentably reached Pakistan for works. When I didn’t have every other choice to go back home, I took their passport and later got here home,” he stated. So a long way, five peoples with short-term visas have already left Kerala. Khamarunnisa and Asma, then again, have long-time period visas.
Government give some dates to Pakistani to leave India
On April 24, the government introduced that 3 Pakistani nationals having Saarc visas should leave India by April 26, and people with medical visas had time till April 29. Those having diplomatic, legal and long-term visas have been excluded from the ‘Leave India’ note. The last date for Pakistanis maintaining any of the 12 categories of short-term visas ended on Sunday.
The move came after 26 peoples have been killed in a deadly terror attack whilst terrorists, wearing military fatigues, attacked travelers in the picturesque Baisaran meadow in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam.
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