Eleven Pakistani fishermen, released from Indian custody, have arrived in Karachi, marking their return home after being freed on Friday.
The released Pakistanis were initially brought to Lahore. The fishermen were then transported to Karachi in Edhi ambulances, while two others were received by their families in Lahore.
A total of 14 Pakistanis were released from Indian captivity, according to the available details. Of them, 11 fishermen reached Karachi, while two individuals were taken home by their families in Lahore.
Four fishermen from Karachi’s Mauripur area also arrived in the city following their release from Indian custody.
One individual remains in Lahore
One of the released individuals, who is reportedly mentally ill, was kept in Lahore because his biometric data was unavailable. The individual could not be sent onward due to the absence of the required biometric information.
The fishermen returning to Karachi were transported from Lahore through Edhi ambulance services.
