Indian fishermen

The fishermen will be handed over to Border Security Force at Wagah on Monday

Four fishing vessels were taken into custody in Pakistani waters early Friday morning

Government has taken the decision as a goodwill gesture amidst tensions between the two countries

According to the order of the court, all Indian fishermen were taken in police custody

They were taken to Karachi Cantonment Railway Station from where they boarded Pakistan Business Express for Lahore

Naval forces deliver food, medical supplies and help repair Indian boat

The fishermen will travel to Lahore and then reach India via Wagah Border

Five fishing boats also seized, fishermen handed over to Docks police station in Karachi

Afghan nationals were imprisoned under various charges in Karachi's Malir jail

They were released from Karachi's Landhi jail, says official

Of the total 546 prisoners, 52 are civilians and 494 fishermen

Arrested fishermen were pardoned after the pleaded guilty

Case registered under Foreigners Act, 1946

Pakistan's Maritime Security Agency (MSA) says five boats belonging to the fishermen have also been seized

150 Pakistani fishermen are still languishing in Indian jails

Another 100 fishermen remain in prison, waiting for Indian High Commission to confirm their nationality, says official

The fishermen made attempts to avoid the coast guard security before getting apprehended

They will cross the border at Wagah today

These 59 fishermen were arrested along with 10 boats from Sir Creek waters by the Maritime Security Agency

The agency responsible for guarding the maritime frontiers brought the detained people to Karachi

The fishermen will be handed over to Indian authorities at Wagah border crossing

Islamabad on March 6 released 87 Indian fishermen and would free 86 others later this month

Edhi Foundation gave them Rs5,000 each and clothes as a gift

Another 86 are expected to be released on March 20

They were later handed over to Docks police station for conducting an investigation

The FIRt against the fishermen has been registered under sections of the Foreigners Act, as well as the Fisheries Act

Maritime Security Agency also captured 10 boats

Maritime Security Agency arrested 27 Indian fishermen for fishing in Pakistan’s territory

Pakistan Maritime Security Agency says all fishermen were arrested when they were in Pakistani waters

The released fishermen were sent to Lahore through Allama Iqbal Train from Karachi Cantonment Railway Station