An Indian Coast Guard vessel rescued seven Indian fishermen on November 17. Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) ship PMS Nusrat was forcibly arresting these fishermen and taking them to its border. That means that India and Pakistan were catching these fishermen near the border.
On November 17, 2024, at 3:30 p.m., the Indian Coast Guard ship ICG Agrim received a distress call, i.e. a distress call. This call came from the Indian fishing boat Kalbhairav. Who was fishing near the No Fishing Zone (NFZ). It was intercepted by a Pakistani ship. It had stopped. There was a plan to capture the seven fishermen present in it and take them to Pakistan.
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But the ICG advance was at full speed and stopped the Pakistani ship Nusrat. The race continued in the sea like cat and mouse for two hours. After this, the Pakistani ship was asked to release the Indian fishermen. In the end, threats and persuasion worked. The Pakistani ship freed the fishermen and the boat. But Kalabhairav’s boat was damaged. So he drowned in the sea.
Following this, the ICG advance ship returned to Okha port in Gujarat with the fishermen on November 18. Now intelligence agencies, state police and coast guard are jointly questioning the fishermen. In addition, a report is also being prepared on why this collision at sea occurred.
