Following recent heightened tensions between India and Pakistan, the central government decided to cancel the visas of Pakistani nationals residing in India. The government clearly instructed that all such individuals must leave the country within the specified deadline, which concludes today.
In line with these orders, Telangana police became vigilant. Under the supervision of Director General of Police Jitender, authorities thoroughly reviewed the details of Pakistani nationals registered with the Special Branch under the jurisdiction of the Hyderabad City Police Commissionerate. Officials emphasized that, as per regulations, foreign nationals must register at the Foreigners Regional Registration Office in Shamshabad.
In response to police directives and the central government’s decision, four Pakistani nationals residing in Hyderabad left the city. Among them were one man, one woman, her daughter, and another woman, according to available information. Police issued “Leave India” notices to Pakistani nationals holding short-term visas. They were advised to use either the airport route or the Attari border crossing to exit the country. Authorities also warned that strict action would be taken against anyone who remained in India beyond the given deadline.
