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6 Indian Seafarers Stranded At Pakistan’s Karachi Port For More Than 6 Months

  • Six Indian seafarers have remained aboard the ship KEVER at Pakistan’s Karachi port for more than six months, according to their families.
  • The families allege that the vessel was detained after a dispute involving KEVER Shipping Company and Karachi port authorities.
  • The families say the seafarers’ passports were seized, electricity was cut, supplies were limited, and communication was severely restricted.
  • Vineet Kishore Mishra’s family has appealed to Indian authorities, including the Prime Minister and Ministry of External Affairs, for the crew’s safe return.
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Six Indian citizens have been stranded on a ship at Karachi Port in Pakistan for seven months. Among them is Vineet Kishore Mishra from Prayagraj. Electricity and mobile network are out on the ship, and they only get a chance to contact their families once every 15 days. The families have appealed to the Prime Minister, the President, and the Ministry of External Affairs for help.

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NDTV broke the news in New Delhi, India on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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