India allows Pakistanis to leave until further orders, but Pak yet to open gates

70 Pakistanis stranded at Attari border as deadline expires: Officials

Amritsar: As many as 70 Pakistani nationals were stranded at the Attari border on Thursday, officials said, as the deadline for leaving India expired a day earlier. The Attari-Wagah border was shut on Thursday after being kept open till April 30. The Centre issued the ‘Leave India’ notice to Pakistani nationals after 26 people, mostly tourists, were killed by terrorists with Pakistan links in Kashmir’s Pahalgam on April 22. The deadline for exit…

India allows Pakistanis to leave until further orders, but Pak yet to open gates

The order by the Home Ministry modifies its previous direction that said the Attari-Wagah border would be closed on April 30.

Jammu and Kashmir News Live: India extends Attari-Wagah closure deadline for Pakistani nationals

India Pakistan Tension Latest News Today (May 1): Set to be deported, Pak national dies of cardiac arrest in Amritsar

Pakistani Nationals Asked To Apply Afresh For LT Visas

Representational Photo New Delhi- The Ministry of Home Affairs has introduced a fresh set of guidelines for Pakistani nationals holding Long Term Visas (LTV) in India. The order, issued on April 28, mandates that all Pakistani nationals with an LTV who have not yet acquired Indian citizenship must reapply for their visa through the eFRRO portal. The new process aims to update records and ensure compliance with immigration regulations. Pakistani …

Pakistan closes Attari Border, refuses to allow take back its own citizens

In response to the Pahalgam attack, India expelled all Pakistanis and voided their visas. However, all Pakistani citizens had reached the Attari border to return. Meanwhile, Pakistan has closed the Wagah border and flatly refused to take back its citizens. Not a single Pakistani citizen has been allowed entry into their country’s border since morning.According to sources, Indian officials have confirmed that Pakistan has closed its customs count…

India lifts deadline allows Pakistanis to leave till further orders

New Delhi: In the recent development in wake of the Pahalgam terror attack, India lifted the deadline and allowed Pakistanis to leave till further orders. The Pakistan Nationals shall be allowed to leave via the Attari-Wagha border. The notice read as follows, “In reference to Ministry of Home Affairs OM of even number dated 24 April 2025 on the above-mentioned subject, wherein it was ordered to close all types of incoming and outgoing passenger…