Highly placed sources in India&rsquo;s High Commission in Pakistan have confirmed India has taken up the issue of the missing Indian Sheikh Nabi with their Pakistani counterpart in Islamabad.&nbsp;

On Sunday, Pakistan had arrested an Indian national Sheikh Nabi over incomplete travel documents. Nabi was arrested from the F-8 sector in Pakistan&#39;s capital Islamabad.

Sources have confirmed to DNA that Sheikh Nabi was booked under the Foreigner&rsquo;s Act 1946 and was sent to 14-day of judicial custody.&nbsp;As per the Foreigners Act, 1946, if a person enters Pakistan illegally, he can be jailed for up to ten years and fined Rs 10,000 Pakistani rupees, or both.

Sources said that police in Islamabad have obtained a 14-day judicial remand. The complaint, in this case, was filed by ASI Zafarullah Khan.&nbsp;

The police argued that Sheikh Nabi was loitering in the F-8 area in Islamabad when the police confronted him and asked for this travel documents he failed to produce it.&nbsp;

Indian High Commission came to know of the event when Pakistani media reported the incident. It is then a formal letter from the High Commission was sent to the Pakistan&rsquo;s foreign ministry.

(WION)

Pakistan had arrested an Indian national Sheikh Nabi over incomplete travel documents

Highly placed sources in India’s High Commission in Pakistan have confirmed India has taken up the issue of the missing Indian Sheikh Nabi with their Pakistani counterpart in Islamabad. On Sunday, Pakistan had arrested an Indian national Sheikh Nabi over incomplete travel documents. Nabi was arrested from the F-8 sector in Pakistan's capital Islamabad. Sources have confirmed to DNA that Sheikh Nabi was booked under the Foreigner’s Act 1946 and was sent to 14-day of judicial custody. As per the Foreigners Act, 1946, if a person enters Pakistan illegally, he can be jailed for up to ten years and fined Rs 10,000 Pakistani rupees, or both. Sources said that police in Islamabad have obtained a 14-day judicial remand. The complaint, in this case, was filed by ASI Zafarullah Khan. The police argued that Sheikh Nabi was loitering in the F-8 area in Islamabad when the police confronted him and asked for this travel documents he failed to produce it. Indian High Commission came to know of the event when Pakistani media reported the incident. It is then a formal letter from the High Commission was sent to the Pakistan’s foreign ministry. (WION)

India moves Pakistan foreign office in Islamabad over arrest of Indian national

Pakistan has arrested an Indian national over incomplete travel documents, which is the latest flashpoint between the two countries.

Sheikh Nabi, who hails from Mumbai in India, was arrested from the F-8 sector in Pakistan&#39;s capital city of Islamabad.

Nabi has been booked under the Foreigners Act and has been sent to a judicial custody for a fortnight, according to Pakistan&#39;s Samaa TV.

Pakistan is reportedly yet to inform the Indian high commission.&nbsp;

As per the&nbsp;Foreigners Act, 1946, if a person enters Pakistan illegally, he can be jailed for up to ten years and fined Rs 10,000 Pakistani rupees, or both.

The arrest comes&nbsp;weeks after a former Indian navy officer, Kulbhushan Jadhav, was sentenced to death by a Pakistani military court.

Jadhav&#39;s arrest and the subsequent death sentences raised hackles in New Delhi.

India saw the court&#39;s ruling as a &quot;premeditated murder&quot;.

They subsequently approached the International Court of Justice and accused Islamabad of not providing consular access to Jadhav -- which contravenes Article 36 of the Vienna Protocol.

The UN tribunal recently stayed the execution until they deliver the final verdict.

(WION)

Pakistan is yet to inform India about the arrest of the Mumbai-based man named Sheikh Nabi

Pakistan has arrested an Indian national over incomplete travel documents, which is the latest flashpoint between the two countries. Sheikh Nabi, who hails from Mumbai in India, was arrested from the F-8 sector in Pakistan's capital city of Islamabad. Nabi has been booked under the Foreigners Act and has been sent to a judicial custody for a fortnight, according to Pakistan's Samaa TV. Pakistan is reportedly yet to inform the Indian high commission. As per the Foreigners Act, 1946, if a person enters Pakistan illegally, he can be jailed for up to ten years and fined Rs 10,000 Pakistani rupees, or both. The arrest comes weeks after a former Indian navy officer, Kulbhushan Jadhav, was sentenced to death by a Pakistani military court. Jadhav's arrest and the subsequent death sentences raised hackles in New Delhi. India saw the court's ruling as a "premeditated murder". They subsequently approached the International Court of Justice and accused Islamabad of not providing consular access to Jadhav -- which contravenes Article 36 of the Vienna Protocol. The UN tribunal recently stayed the execution until they deliver the final verdict. (WION)

Pakistan arrests Indian national for carrying incomplete travel documents

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India moves Pakistan foreign office in Islamabad over arrest of Indian national

Pakistan arrests Indian national for carrying incomplete travel documents