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Jammu and Kashmir police deport Pakistani national staying in its state

Jammu and Kashmir police from Handwara, kupwada, Baramulla, Badgaon areas brought Pakistani nationals to depot them to Pakistan at Attari land route. The number of Pak citizens vary from each area. Sources stated that the process will continue throughout the...
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Updated At : 04:14 PM May 01, 2025 IST
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Jammu and Kashmir police from Handwara, kupwada, Baramulla, Badgaon areas brought Pakistani nationals to depot them to Pakistan at Attari land route. The number of Pak citizens vary from each area. Sources stated that the process will continue throughout the day as more buses from different districts of the mountainous state are being brought.

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