Pakistan foreign ministry issues travel advisory for India

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ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Ministry of Pakistan on Tuesday issued a travel advisory for all citizens travelling to India, DawnNews reported.

A spokesman for the Foreign Ministry said all Pakistanis travelling to India should be careful as Indian media reports suggested serious threats to their security.

Moreover, he added that 600 visitors scheduled to visit the Ajmer shrine would be travelling at a serious risk.

The spokesman also called upon the Indian government to take appropriate measures for the security of Pakistani travellers.

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