The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) rescued seven Indian fishermen caught near the India-Pakistan maritime border from the custody of the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA)

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This incident happened on Sunday, 17 November, when the Indian fishermen were caught by the Pakistani ship. After this, the Indian Coast Guard ship chased the Pakistani ship ‘Nusrat’. During this chase of about two hours, the Indian ship clearly gave the message to the Pakistani ship that under no circumstances the Pakistani ship can take the Indian fishermen. When the Pakistani ship felt that it would not succeed in its evil intentions under any circumstances, it released the Indian fisherman.

Pakistani ship PMS Nusrat chased for 2 hours

Giving information, an ICG official said that the Indian Coast Guard ship Agraim chased the Pakistani ship PMS Nusrat for two hours. During this, they were clearly told that under no circumstances will they allow the Pakistani ship to take Indian fishermen from the fishing boat Kal Bhairav ​​from the Indian waters. After which the Pakistani ship released the Indian fishermen.

Fishermen brought back to Okha port in Gujarat

A video of this entire incident has also surfaced in which it can be seen how the Pakistani ship is being chased in the sea. The ICG Agraim ship returned to Okha port in Gujarat with all the fishermen. All the fishermen are completely fine, they have not suffered any harm.

The call came from the no fishing zone

It is being told that on Sunday the Indian Coast Guard ship received a distress call from the boat of Indian fishermen. This call was made from the no fishing zone. During this time it was told that around 3:30 pm, Pakistani Maritime Security Agency caught 7 Indian fishermen near the India-Pakistan maritime border. After this, the Indian ship chased them and managed to free everyone.