In the aftermath of the recent militant attack in Pahalgam, Hyderabad authorities have directed four Pakistani nationals to leave India by tomorrow. The decision follows heightened security concerns after the tragic incident that claimed the lives of 25 tourists and left several others injured.
Officials served expulsion notices to the four Pakistani residents after an internal security review conducted by intelligence agencies. This move is part of broader nationwide precautions aimed at strengthening internal security amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan.
Sources within Hyderabad Police confirmed that the Pakistani nationals, though residing on valid visas, were considered potential security risks in the current volatile environment. Their identities have not been publicly disclosed.
This expulsion order aligns with the broader national response following the Pahalgam attack, where authorities across India have tightened surveillance and instructed foreign nationals from Pakistan to exit the country.
Diplomatic relations between New Delhi and Islamabad continue to face strain, with multiple measures under discussion to address concerns related to cross-border terrorism. Meanwhile, law enforcement agencies remain on high alert across key cities to prevent any untoward incidents.
The government has reiterated its commitment to maintaining internal peace and ensuring the safety of its citizens in the wake of recent developments.
