Pak issues visas to Jadhav’s kin
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The Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi on Wednesday issued visas to the wife and mother of alleged Indian spy Kulbhushan Jadhav to allow them to meet him on December 25, Foreign Office spokesman Dr Mohammad Faisal tweeted.
They will be allowed to meet him, accompanied by an Indian embassy official, on December 25
- Earlier this month, Pakistan said that it would allow them to meet him on humanitarian grounds.
- Islamabad also allowed them to be accompanied by an Indian embassy official as requested by New Delhi.
- India went to the International Court of Justice against the conviction, and secured a stay on May 18. Pakistan earlier this week filed a counter-memorial in the ICJ
