Pak Nationals in Trouble: India Acts After VISA DEADLINE | Consequences & Conclusion

After the deadly Pahalgam terror attack, India revoked visas for all Pakistani nationals, ordering them to leave by April 29, 2025. Those who overstay now face arrest, ₹3 lakh fines, or 3 years in jail under the new Immigration and Foreigners Act. With borders closed and tensions sky-high, the situation is spiraling fast.

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00:00The devastating terror attack in Pahlgham, Jammu and Kashmir on April 22, which killed

00:1026 civilians, has drastically altered India-Pakistan relations.

00:15In immediate retaliation, India revoked all visas issued to Pakistan nationals, setting

00:21April 29, 2025 as the deadline for their departure.

00:25As the cutoff nears, serious legal consequences await Pakistanis who remain in India beyond

00:31this date, under the new Immigration and Foreigners Act 2025.

00:42Enacted earlier this month, the Immigration and Foreigners Act 2025 replaces several fragmented

00:48colonial-era laws to create a unified immigration system.

00:58Under these provisions, any Pakistani national who stays beyond their visa validity may face

01:04up to three years of imprisonment, a fine up to three lakhs or both.

01:15Foreign authorities are empowered to arrest violators without a warrant, allowing for swift action

01:21against overstaying foreigners.

01:31Institutions such as hospitals, universities and hotels are legally bound to report the

01:36presence of foreign nationals to the authorities.

01:39This updated law reflects India's stronger stance on national security post-Pahalgaam.

01:51The fallout from the Pahalgaam tragedy has seen India initiate a series of decisive actions

01:57against Pakistan.

02:04All visas issued to Pakistani citizens, including those for medical, educational and cultural

02:10purposes have been annulled.

02:12Only medical visa holders have been given a short grace period until April 29 to leave

02:17the Indian territory.

02:24India has shut down the Wagha-Atari border, its sole road connection with Pakistan, suspending

02:30all passenger movement indefinitely.

02:38In an unprecedented move, India expelled Pakistani military advisers and suspended the Indus Water

02:44Treaty, a critical 1960 agreement that regulates water sharing between the two countries.

02:50These actions reflect India's determination to apply diplomatic, economic and social pressure

02:55following the Pahalgaam attack.

03:03Beyond the immediate political reformations, the crisis has unleashed deep humanitarian concerns.

03:15Several Pakistani children visiting relatives in India are now stranded, facing the heartbreaking

03:20prospect of leaving India without their Indian mothers.

03:30The closure of the Wagha-Atari crossing also disrupts Sikh pilgrims from India who traditionally

03:35visit Pakistan's religious sites, serving an important cultural bridge.

03:46Pakistani nationals currently in India, students, patients, artists and tourists now face anxiety,

03:52confusion and legal uncertainty about their immediate futures.

03:56The tension highlights the human cost of deteriorating bilateral relations.

04:06With the visa expiration deadline imminent, Pakistani citizens must immediately exit India or risk facing

04:13arrest, trial and heavy penalties under the new immigration framework.

04:18Indian authorities have also made it clear that non-compliance will be treated as a serious

04:23offense, without room for leniency.

04:27Meanwhile, regional and global players are watching the developments closely, fearing further

04:32escalations between the two nuclear-armed neighbors already tearing on the brink.

04:37The coming days will be critical, not just for the Pakistani nationals still in India, but also

04:43for the fragile stability of the entire South Asia region.

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