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65 Chargesheeted for Illegal Stay by Pakistani Nationals in Jammu
Police in Jammu have filed chargesheets against 65 individuals in connection with cases involving unauthorized residence of Pakistani nationals across multiple districts. The cases emerged following investigations into eight separate incidents registered at various police stations.
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Authorities in Jammu have proceeded with legal action against 65 persons in multiple cases linked to illegal stay by Pakistani nationals in the region. The chargesheets were filed after completion of investigations into eight distinct incidents, with cases registered across police stations in Jammu, Poonch, Rajouri, and Kathua districts.
The investigations were conducted by local law enforcement agencies and referred to competent courts in the respective districts for judicial proceedings. The cases represent an ongoing concern regarding unauthorized residence and potential security implications in border areas of Jammu and Kashmir.
The action reflects continued vigilance by security agencies in monitoring and preventing irregular cross-border movements in the region. Authorities have stepped up surveillance and verification procedures in coordination with immigration and border security officials to identify and prosecute individuals involved in facilitating illegal stays.
The cases are now being processed through the judicial system, with further developments expected as courts examine the evidence and chargesheet submissions filed by investigating officers.