Pakistan, India exchange lists of prisoners, nuke assets
South Asian archrivals India and Pakistan have exchanged lists of each other's citizens held in prison through their respective diplomats in Islamabad and New
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South Asian archrivals India and Pakistan have exchanged lists of each other's citizens held in prison through their respective diplomats in Islamabad and New
India and Pakistan have exchanged lists of each other's citizens they are holding in prison, and details of each country's nuclear assets, under an agreement that has been in place for three decades.
355 Pakistanis languish in Indian jails, while 628 Indians are with Pakistani authorities; annual swap is part of various pacts.
India has 282 Pakistani civilian prisoners and 73 fishermen in its custody. On the other hand, Pakistan has in its custody 51 civilian prisoners and 577 fishermen, according to the list of prisoners exchanged by the two countries.
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