Indian fishermen sowing their name cards as they reach city railway station. Pakistan released 220 Indian fishermen held for trespassing into its territorial waters as a “goodwill gesture” to its neighbor India, form Karachi´s Malir prison and Pakistan Rangers hand over these fishermen to Indian border security force at Wagah Indian fishermen are still imprisoned and will be released on completion of the verification of their nationalities by India.”Indian and Pakistani fishermen are frequently detained for illegal fishing since the Arabian Sea border is not clearly defined and many
Indian fishermen sowing their name cards as they reach city railway station. Pakistan released 220 Indian fishermen held for trespassing into its territorial waters as a “goodwill gesture” to its neighbor India, form Karachi´s Malir prison and Pakistan Rangers hand over these fishermen to Indian border security force at Wagah Indian fishermen are still imprisoned and will be released on completion of the verification of their nationalities by India.”Indian and Pakistani fishermen are frequently detained for illegal fishing since the Arabian Sea border is not clearly defined and many boats lack the technology to fix their precise location. (Photo by Rana Sajid Hussain / Pacific Press)
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