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Pak refuses India access to mentally-challenged inmates

Several psychologically challenged Indian now stare at a bleak future as they languish in the jails in Pakistan. (Representational Photo)

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Updated 02 January 2020 11:07

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January 02, 2020 09:44

Pak refuses India access to mentally-challenged inmates

Updated 02 January 2020 11:07

Deccan Herald

January 02, 2020 09:44

January 01:Several psychologically challenged Indian now stare at a bleak future as they languish in the jails in Pakistan, while the government of the neighbouring country went back on its own words to allow New Delhi send a team of doctors to meet them.
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