3 Pak women residing in City Police Commissionerate limits
3 Pak women residing in City Police Commissionerate limits
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangaluru, April 26, 2025: Police have traced three women of Pakistan origin who are residing in Mangaluru Police Commissionerate limits after their marriage.
While one woman is residing in Vamanjoor, another is a resident of Falnir. There is no information regarding the place of stay of the third woman. All the three are residing in Mangaluru after marrying 12-13 years ago.
The Police Commissionerate which has gathered details regarding these women has forwarded the same to the State home ministry.
As the three women arrived in India with a long time visa and have settled here with their families, any action would be at the direction of the Foreign Ministry. As of now, there is no official order in this regard, said City Police Commissioner Anupam Agarwal.
Meanwhile, Udupi SP Dr K Arun said there are no Pak nationals in Udupi.
It may be recalled here that the Government has directed all Pak nationals to leave the country in the aftermath of the deadly Pahalgam attack.
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