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India-pakistan Politics: After the Pahalgam Terror Attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, India has started taking strict steps against Pakistan. Pakistani citizens have been ordered to leave India, and the deadline for doing so is ending today. If a Pakistani citizen is found in India even after the prescribed period, he will be punished for imprisonment and fine.
What is punishment?
The central government has issued a notice asking all the Pakistani citizens present in India to leave the country. The deadline for those coming to India on a short -term visa was 27 April 2025 and for those coming on medical visas, 29 April 2025 was fixed. If any Pakistani citizen is found in the country after this time limit, he will be arrested and put in jail. Along with this, he can be imprisoned up to three years and a fine of up to three lakh rupees or both punishment.
Amit Shah’s order to all Chief Ministers
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has ordered the Chief Ministers of all states to identify Pakistani citizens and send them back. According to the instructions of the Government of India, 509 Pakistani citizens have left India in the last three days. Along with this, a total of 745 Indian citizens, including 14 diplomats, have returned to India from Pakistan through the Wagah-Attari border.
Rule What are ,
According to Section 23 of the Immigration and Foreign Bill, 2025, if foreign citizens violate their visa conditions, stay in India longer than the prescribed period or enter the restricted areas, they can be punished with imprisonment of up to three years or fine of up to three lakh rupees or both. The Government of India has issued these strict instructions when it has come to light that a Pakistani organization was involved in the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. 26 civilians died tragically in this attack.
The return of Pakistani citizens has started from the attic border.
According to information given by the Punjab Police officials along the Attari border, 537 Pakistani citizens have returned to Pakistan from the Attari border in the last four days. During the same period, 850 Indian citizens have again entered India from Pakistan.
Meanwhile, after the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, the Government of India directed Pakistani citizens to leave the country within 48 hours and the deadline ended today i.e. on 27 April. The deadline for visa seekers for medical reasons has been fixed on 29 April. The deadline for 12 types of visa holders to leave India was April 27, while the deadline for SAARC visa holders has ended on 26 April. However, long -term visa holders are exempted from this order.