'Now not ultimatum, leave Bihar ahead of time', Nitish government took a big step regarding Pahalgam attack,

Patna: Bihar The government said on Saturday that all Pakistani citizens who came on short -term visas in the state in recent times have returned before the deadline of 27 April. According to the data provided by the state government, a total of 19 Pakistani citizens who came to the visa and tourism visa in various districts of Bihar left the state on or before 25 April or before. This details belong to the Pakistani citizens who came to the state on various category visas after January 2025. After the Pahalgam attack, the Bihar government has also tightened its stand.

Quit Bihar and India before scheduled time

Arvind Kumar Chaudhary, Additional Chief Secretary of the Home Department, said, 'It has been reported from the districts that there is no Pakistani citizen in the state who are going to return. Only those Pakistani citizens are living in the state who have come on a medical visa and long -term visa (LTV). The medical visa issued to Pakistani citizens will be valid only till April 29.

Case against a Pakistani woman in Patna

Meanwhile, Patna Police issued a statement on Friday claiming, 'All Pakistani citizens living in Patna are women. 24 women Pakistani citizens are living on LTV, while three have submitted their passports to take Indian citizenship. Patna Police has registered a case against a Pakistani woman, against whom a case is going on here.

Visa will be considered canceled from 27 April

According to the Center's decision, all the existing short -term valid visas issued by India to Pakistani citizens will be considered canceled from April 27. It states that medical visas issued to Pakistani citizens will be valid only by April 29.
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