Summary
In Kashmir, families are divided after India expelled Pakistani nationals following a deadly attack in the region. A Pakistani mother was deported, leaving her children in distress and unable to reunite with her. The expulsion happened amid ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan over the disputed Kashmir area.
Key Facts
- The incident took place in Indian-administered Kashmir's main city, Srinagar.
- A Pakistani mother named Samina was deported by Indian authorities, leaving her children in Kashmir.
- The deportations happened after a violent attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, on April 22, 2025, where gunmen killed 26 people.
- India and Pakistan have long had disputes over the region of Kashmir, which is divided between them, with both claiming full ownership.
- After the attack, India canceled visas for Pakistani nationals in India and deported nearly 800 of them.
- India and Pakistan engaged in a brief air conflict after the attack, but agreed to a ceasefire.
- Families affected by the deportations are uncertain when they will be reunited.
