The countryside news that the court gave to the family of the petition sent to Pakistan, directed to verify the documents

On May 2, New Delhi told the Supreme Court that the authorities not to take any punitive action, such as sending them to Pakistan against six members of a family living here even after the end of the visa period until citizenship is verified.

I asked officials of officials to verify family identity documents such as passports, Aadhaar cards, PAN cards, etc.

The seat said: “In light of the facts and conditions specified in the case, the authority should not take any punitive action until an appropriate decision is taken.

Family members live in Kashmir and their son works in Bangaluru. It can be sent to Pakistan, given the terrorist attack in Bahama. 26 people lost their lives in the attack in Bahama.

The seat said that the matter is linked to the human side. The family has given that it could knock on the door of the Jammu and Kashmir Upper Court if it is not satisfied with the verification of the document.

Lawyer Nand Keshor, who appeared to the family, claimed that he had a valid passport and the Adhaar card.

The seat has ordered the authorities to verify all the documents and said that they should be determined as soon as possible, although there is no time limit for this purpose.

“How did his father come to India?” I said that he was in Pakistan. ” ”

Nand Kishor said that he came to India with a valid visa in 1987 and provided a Pakistani passport on the border.

A family member online claimed that his father came to India from Mozavar Abad.

The Attorney General Tushar Mehta, which was submitted by the center, said it would be appropriate for those sought first to contact the relevant authorities so that their claims can be verified.

Mihata told the bench that no punitive action will be taken against the Al -Mamsam family until the documents are determined.

The court heard the petition Ahmed Tariq Bottek and five other members of his family. The family claimed that although there were valid Indian documents, he was arrested and transferred to the borders of Fajah to send him to Pakistan.

The seat indicated that after the PAALGAM attack, the center canceled the remaining Pakistani citizens ’visa except for the aforementioned people on April 25 and also gave a final date to send them again.

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