Pahalgam Terror Attack News: The deadline for the cancellation of visas of Pakistan citizens in view of Pahalgam terrorist attack became emotional while leaving his relatives at home amidst ending on Sunday. Pakistani teenager Sarita wept and said that my mother is Indian and she is not being allowed to go to Pakistan with us.
Sarita does not know when she will now meet her mother personally. Sarita, her brother and father were among the hundreds of people standing in the queue on the Attari border to go from India to Pakistan on Sunday.
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India has announced that all visas issued to Pakistani citizens will be considered canceled from April 27 and Indians living in Pakistan have been advised to return home as soon as possible. Medical visas issued to Pakistani citizens are valid till 29 April. The tension between the two countries has increased over the Pahalgam terror attack. 26 people were killed in this attack, mostly tourists.
There was a queue of vehicles on the Attari border in Amritsar district, as a large number of Pakistani citizens arrived to go to their country. Many Indians in the Attari had come to leave their Pakistani relatives and the pain of separation was clearly visible.
Sarita’s family came to India for the wedding of a relative to be held on 29 April. Sarita said that we have come to India after nine years. Sarita, her brother and her father are Pakistani, while her mother is Indian.
Sarita, who was emotional, said that he (attic officials) are telling us that they will not let my mother go along. My parents were married in 1991. They are saying that Indian passport holders will not be allowed.
Many Pakistani citizens told PTI that they had come to meet their relatives in India. Some people came here to attend the wedding, but now they have to return home without attending the wedding.
A person from Jaisalmer said that his maternal uncle, maternal uncle and his children came to meet him after 36 years, but due to the cancellation of the visa, they have to return before the time limit. He said that he had come on a 45 -day visa from Amarkot, Pakistan on 15 April. Nobody knew that the situation would be like this. He did not even get time to meet all his relatives. ”
Janam Raj (70) of Peshawar said that he had come to India on a 45 -day visa to meet his relatives. He said that I came on my first visit to India three weeks ago, and see what all this happened. ”
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Mohammad Arif, a resident of Delhi, came to leave one of his relatives at the attic. Strongly condemning the Pahalgam terror attack, he said that the terrorists have “killed humanity and they should be hanged publicly.”
Mohammad Salim, another Pakistani citizen from Karachi, came on a 45 -day visa, but due to unexpected incidents, he too has to return home like other Pakistani citizens. Input language edited by: Sudhir Sharma