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Sushma Swaraj approves medical visas of 3 Pakistani nationals
New Delhi: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj announced that medical visas have been approved for three Pakistani nationals."Pakistan nationals Fatima Naeem (13 years), Mansoor Bhagani and Shehab Asif have sought medical visa for their treatment in India. We have approved their visa," she tweeted.Asif needs a liver transplant and has an appointment at a Chennai hospital.Swaraj has adopted...
New Delhi: External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj announced that medical visas have been approved for three Pakistani nationals.
"Pakistan nationals Fatima Naeem (13 years), Mansoor Bhagani and Shehab Asif have sought medical visa for their treatment in India. We have approved their visa," she tweeted.
Asif needs a liver transplant and has an appointment at a Chennai hospital.
Swaraj has adopted a sympathetic stand on granting medical visas to Pakistani nationals notwithstanding the strain in bilateral ties.