Some families who went to visit relatives in Pakistan have requested the Indian government to make arrangements for their return to their homeland. In a video message sent from Pakistan, Santok Singh resident Sangrur has said that he is stuck in Pakistan due to the lockout for two months. Santokh Singh said that he has been in Pakistan since March 20.

For your information, let us tell you that you are staying with your relatives in Lahore. Along with this, Joginder Singh and his wife Surjit Kaur, residents of Ludhiana have also taken shelter in a camp in Sheikhupura, Pakistan. He came on a thirty-day visa. Now he has neither money, the medicine he had come to Pakistan with, it is also over. Due to the closure of the border, he is unable to come to his country.

Apart from this, he also informed the Indian Embassy in Islamabad. But no response has been received yet. The Government of India opened the border so that it could meet its family. His mother is 95 years old. He wants to meet his mother. Joginder Singh said in the message that he had come to Pakistan on 11 March. His wife Surjeet Kaur is a patient of sugar. They have no money for medicine. The government should arrange to transport them to their country.

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