28 missing, four sent back... Shocking revelation on Pakistani citizens who came to watch India-Pakistan match 20 years ago

Kanpur News: The police has no information about the 28 Pakistanis who came to Kanpur to watch the India-Pakistan ODI match in 2005. After the order to send back the Pakistanis after the Pahalgam terror attack, the Kanpur police is now shocked. 


Praveen Pandey/Kanpur: After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, the Ministry of External Affairs has cancelled the short term visas issued to Pakistani citizens. After this, the Intelligence Bureau and LIU also searched the records of Pakistani citizens in Kanpur. In this, many Pakistani citizens were found missing. 

50 Pakistanis living on long term visas
According to LIU records, no Pakistani citizen with short term visa is living in the city, while 50 Pakistani citizens are living in the city on long term visas. At the same time, the police do not have any information about those 28 missing citizens who came in 2005 to watch the India-Pakistan match, but disappeared after that. Surprisingly, Kanpur police does not even have their records.

India-Pakistan match was held in 2005
Let us tell you that in the year 2005, a one-day cricket match series was held between India and Pakistan. One of its matches was played at Green Park Stadium, Kanpur. Out of all the Pakistani citizens who had come to watch the match, 32 did not return to their country. All of them were on Exempted for Police report. They were not supposed to inform the police or LIU on going to any district. Taking advantage of this, they suddenly went missing somewhere. When the search began, the police found only four people, who were sent back to Pakistan, but 28 are still missing. 

Kanpur resident Shubham also died
Let us tell you that in the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, Shubham Dwivedi, a resident of Kanpur, was also shot dead by terrorists. Shubham's wife claims that the terrorists first asked his name and then shot him. Shubham got married in the month of February. He had gone to Jammu and Kashmir with 11 members of his family.    

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