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Another 100 Indian Fishermen Released From Pak As Goodwill Gesture
Pakistan has released another 100 Indian fishermen as a goodwill gesture amidst tensions between the two countries after the Pulwama terror attack.
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100 Indian Fishermen Released From Pak As "Goodwill Gesture"
A total of 100 fishermen crossed over to India through the Attari-Wagah border on Monday after the Pakistan government released them from jail as a goodwill gesture.
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As "Goodwill Gesture", Pakistan Frees 100 Indian Fishermen
Pakistan on Sunday released 100 Indian fishermen as a "goodwill gesture" amid tensions with India in the aftermath of the Pulwama terror attack. The fishermen form the first batch of 360 Indian prisoners that Pakistan says will be freed in four phases this month.
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Released Fishermen to Reach Tamil Nadu on Saturday
More than 100 Tamil Nadu fishermen, detained in Sri Lanka on various occasions for allegedly fishing in their waters, would be handed over to Indian Coast Guard officials by the navy personnel on Saturday at International Maritime Boundary Line, official sources said in Rameswaram today.
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Another 100 Indian Fishermen Released From Pak As Goodwill Gesture
Pakistan has released another 100 Indian fishermen as a goodwill gesture amidst tensions between the two countries after the Pulwama terror attack.
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100 Indian Fishermen Released From Pak As "Goodwill Gesture"
A total of 100 fishermen crossed over to India through the Attari-Wagah border on Monday after the Pakistan government released them from jail as a goodwill gesture.
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As "Goodwill Gesture", Pakistan Frees 100 Indian Fishermen
Pakistan on Sunday released 100 Indian fishermen as a "goodwill gesture" amid tensions with India in the aftermath of the Pulwama terror attack. The fishermen form the first batch of 360 Indian prisoners that Pakistan says will be freed in four phases this month.
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Released Fishermen to Reach Tamil Nadu on Saturday
More than 100 Tamil Nadu fishermen, detained in Sri Lanka on various occasions for allegedly fishing in their waters, would be handed over to Indian Coast Guard officials by the navy personnel on Saturday at International Maritime Boundary Line, official sources said in Rameswaram today.
