16 of Two Families Returned from Pak, Arrested in JK

JAMMU: Sixteen members of families of two brothers, who had gone ex-filtrated to Pakistan, have been arrested soon after their return back in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir, police said today.

"We have arrested families of two brothers for illegal crossing into India and a case has been registered," Rajouri Superintendent of Police Mubassir Latiffe said.

"Both the brothers had crossed to Pakistan side along with their wives and have returned back via Nepal to Rajouri district after several years after their stay in Pakistan," he said.

The SP said "they are not linked to the militancy", adding that the duo have been identified as Abdul Rashid and Fakir Ahmed of Rajouri.

While Abdul Rashid crossed along with his wife to Pakistan in 1987, his brother Fakir along with his wife also went to Pak on a valid Passport later, Latiffe said.

While Rashid returned along with his wife and 9 children, fakir returned along with wife and three children, he said.

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