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Pakistan likely to release mortal remains of Gujarat fisherman

Islamabad [Pakistan], June 30 (ANI): Pakistan is likely to release the mortal remains of Indian fisherman Deva Ram Baraiya on Wednesday.

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Islamabad [Pakistan], June 30 (ANI): Pakistan is likely to release the mortal remains of Indian fisherman Deva Ram Baraiya on Wednesday.
Deva, who hailed from Gujarat, died inside a jail in Pakistan three months ago.
The 65-year-old was arrested in February this year, by Pakistani Maritime Security Authorities, along with four others when he was out fishing on a boat.
Deva and the others along with him were reportedly sent to Malir jail in Karachi, where he died on April 4.
He is survived by his wife, four sons, and a daughter. (ANI)

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