<p>The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) has apprehended a Pakistan boat comprising of six crew on Friday.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Pakistan&nbsp;nationals have been arrested for&nbsp;illegally fishing in Indian waters.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The ICG spotted the ship while it was patrolling close to International Maritime Boundary Line.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Pakistani boat &#39;Sindh Singhar&#39;, six crew members and the 300 kg fish has been handed over to the local Marine Police for further investigation.&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Pakistani boat apprehended for illegally fishing in Indian waters by the boarding party of ICGS C - 408, yesterday. Crew of the ship detected the boat while patrolling close to International Maritime Boundary Line <a href="https://t.co/6C3I0HxCpr">pic.twitter.com/6C3I0HxCpr</a></p>
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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">The boat &#39;Sindh Singhar&#39; was operating with six crew onboard, all Pakistani nationals and carrying 300 kg fish; fishing boat along with six crew have been handed over to local Marine Police for further investigation. <a href="https://t.co/rfikBgxlXN">pic.twitter.com/rfikBgxlXN</a></p>
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<p>The arrest has come after<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/pakistan-releases-144-indian-fishermen-via-attari-wagah-border-28082" target="_blank"> Pakistan released 144 Indian fishermen&nbsp;</a>via the Attari border on humanitarian grounds.</p>

<p>The fishermen had allegedly entered and fished in Islamabad&#39;s territorial waters.</p>


The Pakistan?nationals have been arrested for?illegally fishing in Indian waters

The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) has apprehended a Pakistan boat comprising of six crew on Friday. The Pakistan nationals have been arrested for illegally fishing in Indian waters. The ICG spotted the ship while it was patrolling close to International Maritime Boundary Line. The Pakistani boat 'Sindh Singhar', six crew members and the 300 kg fish has been handed over to the local Marine Police for further investigation. Pakistani boat apprehended for illegally fishing in Indian waters by the boarding party of ICGS C - 408, yesterday. Crew of the ship detected the boat while patrolling close to International Maritime Boundary Line pic.twitter.com/6C3I0HxCpr — ANI (@ANI) December 29, 2017 × The boat 'Sindh Singhar' was operating with six crew onboard, all Pakistani nationals and carrying 300 kg fish; fishing boat along with six crew have been handed over to local Marine Police for further investigation. pic.twitter.com/rfikBgxlXN — ANI (@ANI) December 29, 2017 × The arrest has come after Pakistan released 144 Indian fishermen via the Attari border on humanitarian grounds. The fishermen had allegedly entered and fished in Islamabad's territorial waters.

Indian Coast Guards apprehend 6 Pakistan nationals from Indian waters

<p>FIR has been filed against Indian Coast Guard under various sections of the Arms Act by Mandapam Coastal Security.</p>

<p>The FIR was based on the complaint of Indian Fisherman alleging that Indian Coast Guard fired at the Indian fisherman in Rameshwaram.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/UPDATE?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#UPDATE</a>: Mandapam Coastal Security group files FIR against Indian Coast Guard under various sections of the Arms Act in connection with alleged firing on Indian fishermen.</p>
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<p>The Fisherman Association has decided to begin a strike immediately and will hold a protest on November 16.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Also, the association has demanded the arrest of an official responsible, and compensation for the injured fisherman.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Alleged firing on fishermen by Indian Coast Guard: Rameswaram Fishermen Association passes 3 resolutions - to begin a strike immediately, hold a protest on 16th November to demand arrest of official responsible for the firing and demand compensation for the injured fishermen.</p>
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<p>Indian Coast Guard has denied the reports of firing on Indian Fisherman or causing any injury or bruises inflicted by any Coast Guard Personnel. Reported by ANI</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Indian Coast Guard denies reports of them firing on Indian fishermen in Rameswaram. It also added that no injuries or bruises have been inflicted by any Coast Guard personnel by firing or otherwise firing incident as alleged.</p>
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FIR has been filed against Indian Coast Guard under various sections of the Arms Act by Mandapam Coastal Security

FIR has been filed against Indian Coast Guard under various sections of the Arms Act by Mandapam Coastal Security. The FIR was based on the complaint of Indian Fisherman alleging that Indian Coast Guard fired at the Indian fisherman in Rameshwaram. #UPDATE: Mandapam Coastal Security group files FIR against Indian Coast Guard under various sections of the Arms Act in connection with alleged firing on Indian fishermen. — ANI (@ANI) November 14, 2017 × The Fisherman Association has decided to begin a strike immediately and will hold a protest on November 16. Also, the association has demanded the arrest of an official responsible, and compensation for the injured fisherman. Alleged firing on fishermen by Indian Coast Guard: Rameswaram Fishermen Association passes 3 resolutions - to begin a strike immediately, hold a protest on 16th November to demand arrest of official responsible for the firing and demand compensation for the injured fishermen. — ANI (@ANI) November 14, 2017 × Indian Coast Guard has denied the reports of firing on Indian Fisherman or causing any injury or bruises inflicted by any Coast Guard Personnel. Reported by ANI Indian Coast Guard denies reports of them firing on Indian fishermen in Rameswaram. It also added that no injuries or bruises have been inflicted by any Coast Guard personnel by firing or otherwise firing incident as alleged. — ANI (@ANI) November 14, 2017 ×

Tamil Fisherman say Indian Coast Guard fired at them

<p>Indian Coast Guard Ship Samudra Pavak intercepted and apprehended a Merchant Vessel carrying approximately 1,500 kilos of heroin&nbsp;valued at about 3500 Crore off the coast of Gujarat.</p>

<p>Based on intelligence inputs, the vessel was intercepted at around 12:00 hrs on July 29.&nbsp;</p>

<p>This is the largest single haul of narcotics seized till date,&nbsp;Indian navy spokesman D.K.Sharma said in a statement.</p>

<p>After being intercepted off the Gujarat coast,&nbsp;the vessel was brought to the coastal city of Porbandar on Sunday, the statement said.</p>

<p>Joint investigation of the vessel by the ICG, IB, Police, Customs, Navy and other agencies is currently underway.&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WATCH?src=hash">#WATCH</a>: ICG Ship apprehended Merchant Vessel carrying approx 1500 kgs of heroin valued at about ?3500 crores off the coast of Gujarat. <a href="https://t.co/FB5YXlx4ju">pic.twitter.com/FB5YXlx4ju</a></p>
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Based on intelligence inputs, a Merchant Vessel carrying 1,500 kilos of heroine was intercepted at around 12:00 hrs on July 29

Indian Coast Guard Ship Samudra Pavak intercepted and apprehended a Merchant Vessel carrying approximately 1,500 kilos of heroin valued at about 3500 Crore off the coast of Gujarat. Based on intelligence inputs, the vessel was intercepted at around 12:00 hrs on July 29. This is the largest single haul of narcotics seized till date, Indian navy spokesman D.K.Sharma said in a statement. After being intercepted off the Gujarat coast, the vessel was brought to the coastal city of Porbandar on Sunday, the statement said. Joint investigation of the vessel by the ICG, IB, Police, Customs, Navy and other agencies is currently underway. #WATCH: ICG Ship apprehended Merchant Vessel carrying approx 1500 kgs of heroin valued at about ?3500 crores off the coast of Gujarat. pic.twitter.com/FB5YXlx4ju — ANI (@ANI_news) July 30, 2017 ×

Heroin worth Rs 35,000 crore seized off Gujarat coast