Delhi High Court has issued notice to the Central government on a plea by a Pakistani woman seeking a long-term visa to live with her Indian husband. The matter is listed for further hearing on November 12.
Following the Pahalgam terror attack, the Government of India revoked visas for Pakistani nationals, prompting legal action from a Pakistani resident in Goa since 2016. He seeks a fair hearing regarding his visa conditions before deportation. The Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case, considering individual circumstances.
CRPF jawan Munir Ahmed was dismissed for marrying his Pakistani cousin, Menal Khan. He is challenging his termination in the Jammu & Kashmir High Court, claiming he followed all necessary procedures. The court has ordered responses from CRPF authorities by June 30, while a stay on Menal’s deportation was issued until May 14.
A CRPF jawan seeks the J&K High Court’s intervention to prevent the deportation of his Pakistani wife following the Pahalgam terror attack. The Court has directed the Union Government to respond by May 14, while examining the legality of their online marriage and the wife’s visa status amidst national security concerns.
The Delhi High Court dismissed Sheena Naz’s petition for a Long-Term Visa after the Indian government suspended visa services for Pakistani nationals due to national security concerns following a terror attack. The court ruled that the government’s decision fell within its jurisdiction and deemed the petition as an attempt to bypass the suspension.