Goa to Deport 3 Pakistani Nationals, Monitor 17 Others on Long-Term Visas; Tightened Security Measures Implemented

In a recent statement, Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant declared the deportation of three Pakistani nationals holding short-term visas, while also announcing that seventeen individuals with long-term visas will be under close surveillance. The state police have been tasked with the identification of any illegal Pakistani residents within the region. Furthermore, security measures have been significantly increased at critical sites such as airports and railway stations. The authorities are set to conduct thorough verification processes for migrants and tenants alike. In addition, the Goa police will be conducting inspections on workers employed on trawlers and canoes to ensure compliance with regulations. These initiatives come as part of a broader effort to enhance border security and immigration control within the state.

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