Nitin Namdev, Raipur. The important meeting of Deputy Chief Minister and Home Minister Vijay Sharma is going to be held today with Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai. Regarding this meeting of the Home Department on the instructions of the Chief Minister, Home Minister Vijay Sharma said that discussion will be held in relation to the illegal Pakistani and Bangladeshis. Pakistanis and Bangladeshis living illegally in Chhattisgarh will be excluded.
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Home Minister Vijay Sharma said in a discussion with Lalluram.com that many people of Pakistan and Bangladesh are living in a suspicious way. They will be identified and sent to them. Some suspects have also been caught. At the same time, what to do with the guidance of the Central Government will be decided, with the discussion about the people from Pakistan on visa, long term and medical visas.
Significantly, after the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22, the Government of India has canceled the visas of Pakistani citizens living in India taking big diplomatic action against Pakistan. Along with this, they have been ordered to leave the country as soon as possible. The Government of India has made it clear that the visa of Pakistani citizens will now be valid till April 27, while medical visa holders have been given the extension of April 29.
On the order of the Government of India, the investigation of Pakistani citizens has started in Chhattisgarh too. According to sources, there are about 2000 Pakistani citizens in Chhattisgarh, out of which around 1800 live alone in Raipur. Most of them are from the Sindhi community. Visa and other documents are being investigated in depth by the police.
Home Minister Amit Shah gave instructions
According to several media reports, Union Home Minister Amit Shah has asked the Chief Ministers of all the states to talk on the phone and ensure that no Pakistani citizens should stay in India more than the deadline.
Relief to long -term visa holders
The central government has clarified that long -term visas issued to Hindu Pakistani citizens will not be canceled and they will not need to leave the country. However, it will be mandatory for people who come to business, medical or religious visas to leave India within the stipulated time. SAARC visa holders do not currently need immediate withdrawal, but they are also investigated.
Significantly, in Raipur, people of Sindhi society of Pakistani origin reside in large numbers. These people usually come to India for meeting, treatment or religious objectives from their relatives. Many people have also settled here under business and medical visas. They have built their homes in areas like Saddu, Mahavirnagar, Boriakala and Mana Road. Some of them have got Indian citizenship, while many are still in the process.
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