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Stranded for 3 years: Pakistani man awaits deportation at Mumbai Police Station

Dressed in a pahadi topi and pathani kurta, Khan is a familiar face at the station, often seen serving tea to officers or sitting silently.

February 20, 2025 / 13:46 IST
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Khan, awaiting his return, remains confined to the police station. Unable to contact his family, he often cries when he misses them.

At the MRA Marg police station near Mumbai’s Crawford Market, a 65-year-old Pakistani national, Nadir Karim Khan, spends his days waiting for a journey home that has remained elusive for over three years.

Dressed in a pahadi topi and pathani kurta, Khan is a familiar face at the station, often seen serving tea to officers or sitting silently.

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According to the Indian Express, Khan, a cloth merchant from Karachi, was sentenced to six months in jail for illegally entering India. Since then, he has been awaiting deportation.

According to the police, in November 2021, Khan travelled to Kathmandu for business but was allegedly duped by local vendors, who placed an order worth over 2.5 crore Pakistani rupees but never paid.