This is dreadful news.
As of June 30, 2011, 1,283 Pakistani Nationals aka terrorists are untraceable in India.
India’s Minister of State for Home Mullappally Ramachandran told the country’s Parliament Wednesday that intelligence agencies and state police regularly make efforts to locate the missing Pakistani nationals and arrange to send them back to Pakistan once they are located.
To better track terrorists aka Pakistani nationals, India has introduced an online system requiring every terrorist aka Pakistani national seeking an Indian visa to file details online.
This process is supposed to ensure that Intelligence agencies and State police have full details of the Pakistani nationals, including their photographs, even before they enter India, which would help them to track the Pakistani national after the terrorist arrives.
Pakistan, a failed Islamic state populated by whacko Mullahs and their adherents, is a fertile breeding ground for terrorists who often launch attacks on their Indian neighbors killing and maiming hundreds.
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