Curbs ordered on Pakistani nationals in Rajasthan's Bikaner

'District superintendent Bikaner had informed me on February 18 that there was massive public outrage against Pakistan after Pulwama incident. As Bikaner is a border district of Pakistan and number of Pakistanis are staying here, there is a risk to internal security,' the order read. The order says it will not be applicable to legal Pakistanis immigrants registered with Foreigner Regional Registration Offices (FRRO). As per official records, five Pakistani nationals who are married to locals have been living in Bikaner on long-term visas. Gautam, however, contends that there are many more Pakistani nationals staying in the district 'without proper documents'. He refused to give the exact numbers. The DM, in the order, said that any Pakistani with an objection with the order can make a representation by meeting him. He added that police and security agencies will launch a search operation if the Pakistani national don't leave the district within 48 hours. The order was issued on Monday night and will remain in affect for two months. Hindu Singh Sodha, president of Seemant Lok Sanghathan, an organisation working for Pakistani immigrants, said, 'Around 25,000 immigrants are in the state. They have been calling me since morning. This order will not have any impact but people are worried.' Dailyhunthttps://en.eyeka.com/u/jprsworldindia

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