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India Urges Pakistan to Extradite 26/11 Mastermind Hafiz Saeed
Sources from the Ministry of External Affairs have confirmed that a request has been made to the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs, urging them to initiate the legal proceedings for Hafiz Saeed's extradition.
Pakistani supplier provided weapons to kill Moosewala, say NIA sources
The Pakistani supplier has been identified as Hamid who currently lives in Dubai. The name came to the fore during the interrogation of a man, named Shahbaz Ansari, who was arrested by NIA in 2022.
IndiGo flight briefly enters Pak airspace due bad weather
Citing the inclement weather, the airline said that the diversion was necessary and subsequently, flight 6e-2124 was redirected to Amritsar. "Before the flight entered Pakistani airspace, the airline promptly informed the relevant authorities in both countries," said an airline official. Consequently, the Jammu and Lahore Air Traffic Control (ATC) centres worked in coordination to facilitate the smooth diversion of the flight.
India issues notice to Pakistan on implementation of Indus Water Treaty: Reports
Reports quoting sources said that the "notice of modification" was sent to Islamabad on January 25. India and Pakistan had signed the IWT in September 1960 after nine-year-long negotiations. The World Bank was a signatory of the pact. The IWT envisages a mechanism for cooperation and information exchange between the two countries regarding the use of waters of a number of rivers.
Rajouri killings: Muslims stand with Hindus, condemn Pak & terrorists; join protests
On January 1, terrorists fired upon three houses of the members of Hindu community killing four people on the spot and injuring nine others. On January 2, two minors lost their lives when an IED planted by the terrorists in one of the houses attacked by them went off. The gruesome murders left everyone shell shocked. Muslims condemned the target killings of the members of Hindu community and joined the anti-Pakistan protests in Doda, Kishtwar and Rajouri districts. The shutdown call given by the Santan Dharam Sabha Kishtwar and other Hindu organisations against the cold-blooded murder of the civilians was supported by Majles-e-Shoura,
From shooting down Pak drones to action against Maoists, a busy 2022 for BSF
According to the information, BSF shot down 22 drones in 2022 on the international border with Pakistan.At the same time, the force also arrested 64 Pakistani infiltrators. The jawans thwarted smuggling of drugs and cattle on a large scale. In 2022, BSF bravely protected the borders of the country. A BSF spokesperson said that in the past year, BSF personnel carried out many major and successful operations on the India-Pakistan borders of Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan and Gujarat.
India says Pakistan should protect minorities, after Hindu woman's killing
Addressing the weekly media briefing, External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said: "We have seen reports about it, but we don't have specific details on the case, but we have reiterated that Pakistan should protect its minorities along with their safety, security and well-being, which is their responsibility."
Migration process of Pakistani Hindus to India needs urgent reforms
The migration of the oppressed Pakistani Hindus to India is an arduous process. India Narrative speaks to Cheidam Sharma in an online interview about the hurdles involved, especially the bureaucratic red tape, that is discouraging Pakistani Hindus to seek refuge in India. Cheidam Sharma, got his Indian Citizenship in October 2021
India condemns OIC secretary general's visit to PoK
External Affairs Ministry's official spokesperson Arindam Bagchi said, "We strongly condemn the visit of OIC Secretary General to PoK and his comments on J&K during his visit to Pakistan. Let me reiterate that OIC has no locus standi in matters related to J&K, which is an integral and inalienable part of India. Any attempt of interference and meddling in India's internal affairs by OIC and its Secretary General is completely unacceptable."
Pakistan releases BSF jawan who accidentally crossed the border
According to the BSF, the jawan mistakenly entered Pakistan while patrolling on Wednesday morning, due to dense fog and was taken into custody by Pakistan. The BSF said that a team of jawans was sent to patrol the Zero Line on the International Border. Senior officers of the BSF were apprised of the incident when the jawan was not present with the team on their return, which led to a flag meeting between the BSF and the Pakistan Rangers.
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