Pakistan and India are locked in a Climbing of a diplomatic war of words after New Delhi said that Islamabad was linked to a Militant attack against tourists to cashmere administered by the Indians this week.
The two parties canceled the visas for Indian and Pakistani nationals respectively and ordered them to leave, before closing their most frequented crossing in Punjab.
“She is on the Indian side of the border and they do not let her cross. I am extremely worried,” a 31 -year -old heating technician told AFP.
Ali said that his wife, an Indian national, has a Pakistani visa valid until November and was soon to return home to Karachi, while he was waiting for news on the Pakistani side of the crossing.
“Real terrorists should be taken and measures taken against them, but they are ordinary people like us who suffer unjustly,” he added.
Indian police have launched a man's hunt for fugitive armed men, two of whom are Pakistani.
