The Central Reserve Police forces rejected Constable Munir Ahmed on Saturday for the service for hiding his marriage with a Pakistani national, the statement of security forces said.
CRPF said Ahmed, “He consciously hid her over her visa”.
“CT/GD Munir Ahmed of 41 CRPF battalions was rejected from the service with an immediate effect for hiding his marriage with a Pakistani national and consciously carried her above her visa.
Why was Constable Munir Ahmed ejected?
The Indian Express Report said Munir filed an application for permission to marry with the Pakistani National Menal Khan. However, before the Ministry could process or grant approval, the marriage was reportedly celebrated through the WhatsApp Video Coll 24 May 2024, the report said.
The matter concerned the political decision, and the Jamm and Kashmir zone recommended that the request for marrying with the Pakistani national “could not be awarded, wrote the probe committee in his report.
“It concluded that Constable Ahmed violated the rules for implementing services under 21 (3) CCS rules (behavior), 1964,” Indian Express said.
What did the probe panel report say
The IE report also quoted a higher official as “Given that the immediate case requires a political decision to be a marriage with a Pakistani girl and a national security matter, the proposal to be re -subjected to the headquarters, J&K Zone, videos.
The probe committee also found several outages on the side of the constable. First of all, the probe report stated that Constable did not inform the Ministry of the continuing residence of his wife in India over her visa. Second, according to Indian Express, a potentially misleading statement in court proceedings.
“Wife of Munir Ahmed, Menal Khan, Enterred From Wagah Border in India Through Pakistani Passport On and Tourist Visa WHICH WAS VALID TO 22/03/2025, But the Indeed Has Not Informed the Department That His Wife Is Still That His Wife Had Applied for a Long Term Visa But the Fact Was Not Informed by Him to The Department, ”The Report Said, Quoting An official initiation of the case.
The central government abolished all issued visas issued to Pakistani nationals after a deadly terrorist attack in the Pahalgam district in Jammu and Kashmir, which killed 26 civilians on April 22.
The government directed Pakistani nationals with short -term visas as well as the Islamic Army in India to leave the country. Other repressive measures included claiming military diplomats such as Persona Non Grata, closing the boundary of Attari-Wagah, stopping the Indian waters, prohibiting Pakistani ships from entering India and forbidden all Pakistan’s imports.
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