India-Pakistan tension: About 1,800 Pakistani citizens living in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh are staying to return home.
India-Pakistan tension, According to details, India had given a deadline for Pakistanis to leave its country after the Amalgam attack in engaged Kashmir. Pressures between Pakistan and India have increased after the payoff of 26 Indian excursionists in Amalgam.
According to Indian media reports, Indian officers said that the number of Pakistani citizens in Uttar Pradesh didn’t include those who had applied for Indian citizenship under the Citizenship Amendment Act(CAA).
Indian officers said that some Pakistanis had formerly returned on their own, but those who didn’t leave before the due date will face legal action. Uttar Pradesh’s top police officer Prashant Kumar said that the state police and other agencies will take action to shoot back Pakistani citizens as per the orders of the central government.
According to Indian media, Uttar Pradesh’s top police officer Prashant Kumar said that the state police and other agencies will take action to shoot back Pakistani citizens as per the orders of the central government. He said that so far we haven’t entered any formal order in this regard; still, necessary instructions have been given to all quarter police chiefs in this regard.
The elderly Indian police officer further said that they are collecting information about Pakistani citizens living in Uttar Pradesh. According to reports, 35 Pakistani citizens are abiding in Bareilly, 30 in Raipur, 18 in Bulandshahr and 10 in Varanasi.