New Delhi: The Indian Coast Guard Ship (ICGS) Agrim warded off a kidnapping effort by the Pakistan Maritime Security in a high-stakes maritime experience. The Islamabad’s vessel PMS Nusrat had actually unlawfully nabbed 7 Indian angler from watercraft Kaal Bhairav near the maritime limit line in between India and Pakistan.
The event took place on Sunday mid-day when the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) got a call for help from an Indian angling watercraft operating near the No-Fishing Zone (NFZ), according to a main launch.
The Coast Guard quickly reacted by sending off a vessel to the website near the India-Pakistan Maritime Boundary ICGS Agrim boldy went after the Pakistani vessel in a stressful two-hour chase. After obtaining all 7 anglers, the Coast Guard ship provided a strict caution to PMS Nusrat, that under no situations would certainly it enable such kidnapping.
According to a declaration by the ICG, the anglers were located to be “in stable medical condition” following their access. However, the ICG verified that the Indian angling watercraft Kal Bhairav, main to the event, was “reported to have been damaged and sunk during the incident.”
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“Indian Coast Guard ship Agrim deployed close to the maritime boundary line with Pakistan chased the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency ship PMS Nusrat after a chase of around two hours and clearly told them that under no condition, it would allow the Pakistani ship to take away Indian fishermen from fishing boat Kaal Bhairav from Indian waters,” protection authorities informed information firm ANI.
Despite the PMSA ship’s efforts to take out, the ICG vessel obstructed it and urged its staff to launch the Indian anglers.
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( With firm inputs)
