Pakistan releases 30 Indian prisoners ahead of Independence Day
ISLAMABAD , (DNA) – Pakistan on Monday released 30 Indian prisoners including 27 fishermen as a humanitarian gesture to mark the Independence Day on 14 August.
“This is in line with Pakistan’s consistent policy of not politicizing humanitarian issues,” Foreign Office Spokesman Muhammad Faisal said in a statement.
The spokesman expressed hope that India would also reciprocate in a similar manner.
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