Both are here on valid Long-Term Visas, and, at present, they can’t be deported. But they furnished wrong information and procured Indian voter ID cards, following which a case has been registered against them.”
The police had launched a drive to ensure no Pakistan nationals were found staying illegally in the district, and “both the Pakistan nationals were traced during the intensive verification campaign,” said Jutemill police station in-charge Prashant Rao.
The police have registered the case against both under sections 199, 200 (false statement made in declaration), 419 (cheating by impersonation), 467 (forgery of valuable security, will), 468 (forgery to cheat) and 34 (common intention) of the IPC.
Fate of nine children in MP hangs on the edge
In Madhya Pradesh, the fate of nine children with Pakistani passports and short-term visas hangs in balance. The state government has sought the Centre’s advice on nine children born to Pakistani fathers and Indian mothers, who are now with their mothers. The kids are between one year and 11 years of age. Four, aged between four and seven, are with their mother in their maternal home Indore.
362 Pak nationals in Raj get LTVs approved in 3 days
After the Union government said in an updated directive that Long-Term Visa holders are not required to leave the country, 362 Pakistan nationals in Rajasthan have had their Long-Term Visas approved and formally registered in the last three days. Officials clarified that applicants whose LTV cases are pending or under consideration are exempt from deportation.
