Centre clears visa for Yasin Malik's Pakistani wife

October 10, 2013 17:50

Visas for the wife and daughter of Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front leader Yasin Malik have been cleared by the government to facilitate their visit to Srinagar from Pakistan.

The home ministry has given its approval for visas to Malik's wife Mushal, daughter Razia, and mother-in-law Rehana, official sources said.

The family members of the secessionist leader, who was recently stopped from flying to Nepal to see his wife anddaughter, will land in India at New Delhi, they said.

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