Pakistan announces Release of 360 Indian prisoners
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Pakistan announces Release of 360 Indian prisoners |
Foreign Office Dr. Mohammad Faisal expressed his hope for a positive response from India, announcing 360 Indian prisoners to stay in four phases this month in prison in a Pakistani jail.
Speaking in a weekly briefing in Islamabad, the spokesman for Foreign Affairs, Dr. Mohammad Faisal said that Pakistan will release 360 Indian prisoners in four stages this month and hopefully India will respond positively.
He said that Pakistan will release 360 Indian prisoners, out of which 355 fishermen and 5 are ordinary civilians and the prisoners will be left in four stages.
Recognizing the stages of release of prisoners, he said that on April 8, April 15, and April 22, 100,100 and April 29 will be released, 60 prisoners.
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It was believed that the Indian Paramatri Force vehicle was targeted in Palamas on 14th February, after which conditions were torn between the two countries and 26 firms claimed India to act in Balakot in Pakistan. The next day the air airstrike Two Indian planes were killed and a pilot wing commander was arrested now.
Pakistan had released Indian pilot Nandan immediately as a blessing for peace and handed over to Indian authorities on the Wahda border but during the same time a Pakistani was killed in a jail in India and India Wahda border was handed over to Pakistan.
Talking about the Indian dowry sent to the plasma in the occupied Kashmir plasma in February this year, he said that there was no response to the Indian response on the Pakistani response.
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Dr. Mohammad Faisal said that Pakistan is serious about the Kartarapar radar, the world knows that India's reservations on the Kartarpur are unacceptable from India, if it does not open the Kartarpur radar, India will be responsible.
Speaking on the prisoners, he said that currently India's 347 Pakistani and Pakistan 537 Indians are in prison.
In his weekly briefing, the spokesperson for Foreign Affairs, Dr. Mohammad Faisal, told the United States to report submarine sulfur weapons reports, "Such decisions will increase the arms race in the region."
He said that a country is being handed over to a country which tried to attack Pakistan on February 27.
The spokesperson of the Foreign Office said that the work done under the National Action Plan is in our own interest, which will continue to provide a briefing for the Diplomatic Home.
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