External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said that three Pakistani nationals would be given visa for their medical treatment in India.

Sushma Swaraj asked Indian High Commission in Islamabad to issue the travel document immediately for the citizens.

A request was made to Sushma Swaraj by Danish Memon for a visa to his nine-years-old daughter Maria for treatment of thalassemia.

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Sushma Swaraj also responded to several another Visa request for medical purpose.

Mariam Asim also made a request for a medical visa for her father, Swaraj replied saying &#39;India would issue the visa.&#39;

External Minister also assured another Pakistani woman Fariha Usman of granting a visa after she requested her for it.

On November 23 Pakistan accused India of selectively issuing a medical visa to Pakistani citizen and that it is not a gesture of compassion but cold-blooded politicking.

Sushma Swaraj asked Indian High Commission in Islamabad to issue the travel document immediately for the?citizens

External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said that three Pakistani nationals would be given visa for their medical treatment in India. Sushma Swaraj asked Indian High Commission in Islamabad to issue the travel document immediately for the citizens. A request was made to Sushma Swaraj by Danish Memon for a visa to his nine-years-old daughter Maria for treatment of thalassemia. Maria Danish - I am asking Indian High Commission in Pakistan to issue your visa immediately. @DanishM10744644 pic.twitter.com/R0aGxbcvbe — Sushma Swaraj (@SushmaSwaraj) November 27, 2017 × Sushma Swaraj also responded to several another Visa request for medical purpose. Mariam Asim also made a request for a medical visa for her father, Swaraj replied saying 'India would issue the visa.' External Minister also assured another Pakistani woman Fariha Usman of granting a visa after she requested her for it. On November 23 Pakistan accused India of selectively issuing a medical visa to Pakistani citizen and that it is not a gesture of compassion but cold-blooded politicking.

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Pakistan has summoned the Indian envoy in Islamabad over non-issuance of medical visas to Pakistani nationals seeking treatment in India, Pakistani media reports said today.

According to Geo News, thousands of Pakistanis seeking treatment for liver and heart-related ailments at major hospitals in New Delhi, Chennai and other Indian cities have been affected due to non-issuance of medical visas.

&quot;India has made it impossible for Pakistanis to get medical visas,&quot; an official was quoted as saying by the channel.

Pakistan summoned Indian High Commissioner to Islamabad Gautam Bambawale and expressed concern over the issue, it said.

However, there was no official confirmation.

Dunya TV also reported that &quot;India is making several changes in the rules to make the visa process more complicated while no visa has been granted to any Pakistani citizen during the last two months.&quot;

&quot;Islamabad has expressed reservation over the move that will affect thousands of Pakistanis travelling to India for health reasons,&quot; it reported.

India has decided to put all bilateral engagements with Pakistan on hold after Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav was sentenced to death by a military court on spying charges.

Tensions have escalated between the two nations after two Indian security force personnel were killed and mutilated in what India says was an unprovoked firing by Pakistan on May 1 in the state of Jammu and&nbsp;Kashmir.

Last week, India summoned Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit and demanded action against Pakistani soldiers and commanders responsible for the beheading of the two security force personnel.

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Tensions have escalated between the two nations after two Indian security force personnel were killed and mutilated in what India says was an unprovoked firing by Pakistan on May 1 in the state of Jammu and?Kashmir.

Pakistan has summoned the Indian envoy in Islamabad over non-issuance of medical visas to Pakistani nationals seeking treatment in India, Pakistani media reports said today. According to Geo News, thousands of Pakistanis seeking treatment for liver and heart-related ailments at major hospitals in New Delhi, Chennai and other Indian cities have been affected due to non-issuance of medical visas. "India has made it impossible for Pakistanis to get medical visas," an official was quoted as saying by the channel. Pakistan summoned Indian High Commissioner to Islamabad Gautam Bambawale and expressed concern over the issue, it said. However, there was no official confirmation. Dunya TV also reported that "India is making several changes in the rules to make the visa process more complicated while no visa has been granted to any Pakistani citizen during the last two months." "Islamabad has expressed reservation over the move that will affect thousands of Pakistanis travelling to India for health reasons," it reported. India has decided to put all bilateral engagements with Pakistan on hold after Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav was sentenced to death by a military court on spying charges. Tensions have escalated between the two nations after two Indian security force personnel were killed and mutilated in what India says was an unprovoked firing by Pakistan on May 1 in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. Last week, India summoned Pakistan High Commissioner Abdul Basit and demanded action against Pakistani soldiers and commanders responsible for the beheading of the two security force personnel. (PTI)

Pakistan summons Indian envoy over non-issuance of medical visas

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