Pak Hindu family overstays visa, held in Mathura

October 20, 2012 22:31

A Pakistani Hindu family has been held from Vrindavan town for overstaying in the country after the expiry of their visa, police said today.

Police detained Raju of Narayanpur in Karachi, his wife, two daughters and a son from Vrindavan yesterday and apprised the Pakistani Embassy of the incident.

The family has been living in different areas of Maharashtra for last six years but they moved to Vrindavan after their visa expired on September 24, sources in the Intelligence agency said.

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