Immediate arrival of Indian residents in Pakistani prison, engaged Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif

Indian fishermen are still lodged in Pakistani jails despite serving their sentences. For their release, an activist from Mumbai has appealed to the new government of Pakistan, Shahbaz Sharif. He has asked the government of both the countries to release the prisoners who have completed their sentence.

Mumbai, IAS. A dissident from Mumbai raised his voice for the arrival of Indian residents in Pakistani prisons. Activists from Mumbai have engaged Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif on Monday. It has said that 245 Indian anglers who have been stopped in the nation's correctional facilities for quite a while ought to be quickly delivered. In the tweet, extremist and writer Jatin Desai has said that these detainees have proactively carried out lengthy punishments however are as yet stopped in prison.

Desai in his tweet, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar likewise labeled and said, '14 individuals finished their sentence in 2018, 151 individuals finished their sentence in 2019 and 80 individuals finished their sentence in 2020 yet every one of them are yet to be delivered.' Even subsequent to carrying out their full punishment, these anglers are in prison which is barbaric. The two nations ought to deliver each other's detainees who have finished their sentences.

As indicated by the most recent figures, around 625 anglers are still in Pakistan prison and around 80 Pakistani anglers are carrying out their punishments in Indian correctional facilities. On February 4, an angler named Nanu Ram Kamalia passed on in Pakistan's Landi Jail and his body arrived at India two months after the fact on April 4 through the Wagah line. From that point the body was shipped off Gujarat for the last ceremonies. Activists from the two sides are routinely interesting to the public authority so the got anglers can be delivered.