Over 200 Pakistanis Ordered to Leave Hyderabad Within 48 Hours
Hyderabad, April 25, (Maxim News): After the Pahalgam attack, the Modi Government has ordered the deportation of over 200 Pakistani nationals currently residing in Hyderabad, with instructions to ensure their exit from India by April 27.
The move comes in the wake of heightened national security measures and a broader effort to monitor and regulate foreign nationals.
According to official data, 156 Pakistani citizens are in Hyderabad on long-term visas, 13 are on short-term visits, and 39 are holding business visas. The Ministry of Home Affairs has instructed that all non-essential foreign nationals from Pakistan must return home within two days.
In response to the directive, Hyderabad Police have launched intensive verification drives in several areas of the city. Law enforcement officials are reportedly checking travel documents, visa statuses, and residential information to ensure full compliance with the deportation order. (Maxim News)
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