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Pakistan considering Jhadav's mother's visa request, says Zakaria
Authorities are looking into the request of Indian spy KulbushanJadhav’s mother to grant her a visa so that she could visit her son in prison, Foreign Office spokesperson Nafees Zakaria said on Thursday.
In April this year, India had requested Islamabad to facilitate visas for Jadhav’s parents who wish to travel to Pakistan to meet him.
Jadhav, a Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW) operative, was arrested on March 3 last year during a counter-intelligence operation from the Mashkel area of Balochistan.
He was sentenced to death earlier this year for espionage and involvement in terror activities in the country.
Zakaria, meanwhile, deplored that India has imposed strict restrictions on the grant of medical visa to Pakistani national, Radio Pakistan reported.
He said India’s belligerence poses a serious threat to regional stability and condemned frequent ceasefire violations by the Indian forces along the Line of Control (LoC).
“Indian forces committed 542 LoC violations in 2017 so far in which at least 18 civilians embraced martyrdom,” he told a weekly press briefing.
The spokesperson urged the United Nations to address this issue and help resolve the long-standing Kashmir dispute. “Pakistan believes in resolution of all issues through dialogue,” he said.
https://tribune.com.pk/story/1457112/pakistan-considering-jhadavs-mothers-visa-request-says-zakaria/
Authorities are looking into the request of Indian spy KulbushanJadhav’s mother to grant her a visa so that she could visit her son in prison, Foreign Office spokesperson Nafees Zakaria said on Thursday.
In April this year, India had requested Islamabad to facilitate visas for Jadhav’s parents who wish to travel to Pakistan to meet him.
Jadhav, a Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW) operative, was arrested on March 3 last year during a counter-intelligence operation from the Mashkel area of Balochistan.
He was sentenced to death earlier this year for espionage and involvement in terror activities in the country.
Zakaria, meanwhile, deplored that India has imposed strict restrictions on the grant of medical visa to Pakistani national, Radio Pakistan reported.
He said India’s belligerence poses a serious threat to regional stability and condemned frequent ceasefire violations by the Indian forces along the Line of Control (LoC).
“Indian forces committed 542 LoC violations in 2017 so far in which at least 18 civilians embraced martyrdom,” he told a weekly press briefing.
The spokesperson urged the United Nations to address this issue and help resolve the long-standing Kashmir dispute. “Pakistan believes in resolution of all issues through dialogue,” he said.
https://tribune.com.pk/story/1457112/pakistan-considering-jhadavs-mothers-visa-request-says-zakaria/
so your spying shit is misplaced but if you claiming that he is in Indian custody then it means Pakistan was right that India kidnapped him after luring him into a lucrative job.
