The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) on Monday rescued seven Indian fishermen from Pakistani custody in a very cinematic fashion. Actually, these fishermen were caught by Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) vessel Nusrat near India-Pakistan sea border. She was catching fishermen and taking them out of the Indian border, but the Indian Coast Guard ship Advance was not accepting it. He followed PMS Nusrat for 2 hours, and then gave a direct challenge. In front of this attitude of the Indian Coast Guard, the morale of the Pakistani soldiers went down and they released all the Indian fishermen.
An ICG official said that despite the PMSA vessel’s attempt to withdraw, the ICG vessel intercepted it and convinced the PMSA to release the fishermen.
The Indian Coast Guard ship ‘Agrim’ stayed behind the Pakistani ship for more than two hours to rescue the Indian fishermen, the defense official said. He said that the Indian Coast Guard ship ‘Agrim’, which was stationed near the Maritime Boundary Line with Pakistan, almost rammed the Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) ship ‘PMS Nusrat’. chased for two hours.’
In fact, on November 17, an Indian Coast Guard vessel received a distress call from a boat of Indian fishermen, from the No Fishing Zone. Information was given in the message that the Pakistani Maritime Security Agency caught 7 Indian fishermen near the Pakistan-India sea border around 3:30 am.
As soon as the information was received, the Coast Guard vessels rushed towards the area and stopped the Pakistani vessel and asked the Indian fishermen to leave and all the fishermen had to leave the Pakistanis.
# See | The Indian Coast Guard ship Agrim is chasing the Pakistani ship PMSA Nusrat to rescue Indian fishermen entering Pakistani waters on Sunday, November 17. The Indian Coast Guard managed to rescue the Indian fishermen.
(Source: Indian Coast Guard) pic.twitter.com/23w67dt33w
— ANI (@ANI) November 18, 2024
