Shameema Akhtar, Mother, Mudasir Ahmad Sheikh, who died in May 2022 to fight terrorists, will not be deported to Pakistan, the police explained.
The days after the tragic attack of Pahalgam, the Jammu and Kashmir authorities transported 59 Pakistani nationals to the pandjab during their repatriation to their country of origin, Srinagar officials reported.
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Police Baramulla has published clarification: “News on social media about the alleged repatriation of Mudasir Ahmad @ Bindaas are false, unfounded and categorically denied”
In carefully formulated clarification, brother -in -law Mohammad Youenus Shameema said that Mudasira’s mother had returned home because she was not taken to deport. “We are grateful to the Indian government,” Youounus said.
Previously, Mudasir’s uncle told reporters that his sister -in -law belonged to Kashmir occupied Pakistan and as such should not be deported.
“My sister -in -law comes from Kashmir, Pakistan, which is our territory. Only Pakistani should be deported,” Youounus said.
After Mudasir’s death, the Minister of the Interior of the Union, AMIT Shah, visited the family, just like the Governor of Lieutenant said twice.
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“My bhabhi was 20 years old when she came here and has lived here for 45 years. My challenge to (PM Narendra) Modi and Amit Shah is that they shouldn’t do,” Youenus said.
Shameema married Mohammad Maqsood, now retired police officer, before the eruption of militance in Jammu and Kashmir in 1990. Shameema, accompanied by her husband, received Shaurya chakra from President Murm in Delhi 2023.
The main square of Baramulla City Square was named Shaheed Mudasir Chowk in memory of the police.
According to the quotation for Sheikh, in 2022 he posthumously the highest bravery for his role in thwarting the main terrorist conspiracy aimed at AMARNATH YATRA.
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As a result of the terrorist attack of Pahalgam last week, the Center announced a number of measures, including the suspension of the Indus Waters contract, reducing diplomatic relations with Islamabad and ordering all Pakistanians to leave India until April 27 or facing action.
Among the 59 deported are the wives and children of former militants who returned to the valley as part of the 2010 rehabilitation policy for the former Ultras.
Of these, 36 lived in Srinagar, nine in buywar, eight in Baramulle, four in Budgam and two in the shopian district, the officials said.
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