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A big fight has been seen in the sea between India and Pakistan. In fact, on 17 November 24, Pakistan Maritime Security Agency personnel had caught seven Indian fishermen near the India-Pakistan maritime border. Pakistani guards were taking the fishermen to Pakistan in a ship named PMSA Nusrat. However, before the Pakistanis could do so, the Indian Coast Guard came in their way. The Indian Coast Guard, also known as the Indian Coast Guard, chased away the Pakistani ship and rescued all the Indian fishermen safely.
What is the whole incident?
In fact, on Sunday afternoon, the Indian Coast Guard had received a distress signal from 'Kaal Bhairav', a boat operating near the No Fishing Zone (NFZ). After this a ship was sent to rescue the boat and fishermen. Indian Coast Guard ships intercepted Pakistani ship Nusrat and forced them to release the Indian fishermen.
Advance took charge
Indian Coast Guard ship 'Agrim' was deployed near the maritime boundary line with Pakistan. Advance chased the Pakistani ship Nusrat for about two hours. A clear message was given to the Pakistanis that they would not allow the Pakistani ship to take Indian fishermen under any circumstances. The Pakistani ship tried to go within its limits but could not succeed. Ultimately the Indian Coast Guard personnel were successful in saving the Indian fishermen from the clutches of the Pakistanis. A video of Indian Coast Guard ship 'Agrim' chasing the Pakistani ship has also surfaced.
the boat got damaged and sank
Indian Coast Guard has rescued 7 Indian fishermen from Pakistani custody and successfully brought them back safely. The medical condition of the fishermen has been found to be stable. The Indian Coast Guard has said that during this entire incident, the fishing boat 'Kaal Bhairav' of Indian fishermen was damaged and sank.
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