A Pakistani court has ruled that Srbjot Kaur, an Indian woman who married a Pakistani man, will be allowed to return to India after her visa expires. Speaking to Geo News, Kaur’s lawyer, Ahmed Hassan Pasha, said that she will be sent back to India on a spouse visa, as she is not eligible to stay in Pakistan under the Foreigner’s Act 1946. Once in India, Kaur will apply for permanent residence.
According to sources, the Indian woman, who married a Pakistani man after converting to Islam, was being deported via the Wagah border after her visa expired. The couple’s friendship began on social media, and they eventually got married in Sheikhupura. Kaur converted to Islam and changed her name to Noor Fatima after arriving in Pakistan with a group of Sikh pilgrims in November 2016. Her visa was set to expire on November 13, but she chose not to return to India.
The temperature is expected to fluctuate between 12-14 degrees Celsius over the next 24 hours, posing a threat to the homeless and the elderly. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has ordered the immediate release of the second installment of the “Apni Cheh, Apna Ghar” project. The prime minister has also offered talks with the opposition, vowing to maintain stability and the trust of his leader.
Pakistan has offered talks with the opposition, with Qaim Qureshi, the acting ambassador, stating that the country’s commitment to the United Nations’ charter requires that it refrain from using force or threats against other states. In various cities across the country, motorways have been closed due to fog, causing traffic congestion.
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has demoted a 16th-grade officer to the 14th grade, citing the officer’s failure to cut a cigarette and remove a CCTV camera. In a separate incident, a woman and her child were allegedly kidnapped by a suspected abductor who offered to treat them at a hospital, only to abduct the child and escape.
Punjab’s chief minister, Maryam Nawaz, has stated that the doors of her heart are open to everyone, with hospitals in the province treating patients from other provinces. Iranian Ambassador Reza Amiri Moghaddam has accused a hostile network of spreading propaganda, saying that elements are being incited by Israel and the United States to create unrest in Iran.
In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a new transport fare schedule has been released, with a 50% discount for students and special individuals. The acting ambassador has stated that the United Nations’ charter requires countries to refrain from using force or threats against other states.
