Pakistani Intruder Sent Back After 10 Years In Indian Jail
NDTV
Kala Massi, who belongs to Pakistan's Narowal region,was released from prison after the completion of his jail sentence, an official said.
A Pakistani national, who had illegally entered India, was repatriated through the Attari-Wagah border on Tuesday after he completed his 10-year jail term, said an official.
Kala Massi, who belongs to Pakistan's Narowal region, was released from prison after the completion of his jail sentence, Protocol Officer Arunpal Singh told news agency ANI.
Massi had entered India through the Ramdass area in 2011 without a passport and visa, he said. He was caught in Majitha (Punjab) with a pistol and cartridge. A court had sentenced him to 10 years in prison and fined him Rs 2,10,000, said Mr Singh.
"Kala Massi is being sent to Pakistan. No currency was recovered from him," said the officer.
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