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Karachi: The latest example of how terrorism affects the lives of common people is a Pakistani Divyang teenager. After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, this teenager has been sent back to his country. Now a disabled Pakistani teenager sent back from India without completing the treatment has appealed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the government to allow his mother to return to Karachi.
Treatment was going on in Delhi
This teenager named Ayan went to New Delhi for treatment, but was sent back with the family after the Pahalgam terror attack. However, her Indian passport holder mother and sister are in Delhi. Indian officials sent Ayan back with the family via the Attari-Wagah border.
Police shot Ayan
On returning to Pakistan on Monday, 16 -year -old Ayan was taken off the train at Karachi Cantt railway station and taken on a stretcher. Meanwhile, Kishore told the media, “I went to Indraprastha Hospital for treatment, where I was being treated seriously under the supervision of Dr. Sudhir Kumar. But, after the incident of Pahalgam, we were all asked to return to Pakistan immediately.” Ayan was accompanied by his parents, brothers, uncles and cousins. Last year, he was shot by the police due to misunderstanding, causing the lower part of his body to be paralyzed.
What did Ayan’s father say
Ayan’s father said, “My wife is from India and she came to Karachi after our marriage, but when we were returning, my wife and her sister have an Indian passport, the authorities did not allow them to come with us despite a valid visa.” He said that he went to Delhi with high expectations last month. He was living here with his relatives due to better medical care. Haleem said, “His treatment had started but now remains incomplete.” (Language)
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