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10 Indian fishermen arrested for alleged poaching by Sri Lankan NavySri Lankan Navy apprehended ten Indian fishermen and seized their trawler. The incident occurred in Sri Lankan waters north of Mannar. This...- Sri Lankan Navy arrests 7 Indian fishermen for alleged illegal fishingThe Sri Lankan Navy apprehended seven Indian fishermen and seized their trawler on Monday night for allegedly poaching in the Talaimannar r...
- Sri Lanka Navy arrests 34 Indian fishermenThe Sri Lankan Navy arrested 34 Indian fishermen and seized three trawlers for illegal fishing in two separate incidents in January. These ...
- 12 Indian fishermen arrested by Sri Lanka Navy for alleged illegal fishingThe Sri Lankan Navy arrested 12 Indian fishermen and seized their trawler near Point Pedro, Jaffna, for allegedly poaching in its waters. T...
- 17 Indian fishermen arrested by Sri Lanka repatriatedSeventeen Indian fishermen have been repatriated after being arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy for allegedly poaching in Sri Lankan waters. F...
- Sri Lanka Navy arrests four Indian fishermenEarly Tuesday, the Sri Lanka Navy arrested four Indian fishermen and seized their trawler for allegedly poaching near Delft Island, Jaffna....
- Sri Lanka arrests 18 more Indian fishermen for allegedly poaching in its watersThe Sri Lankan Navy has arrested 18 Indian fishermen and seized their trawlers for allegedly poaching in the country's waters. The issue is...
- Sri Lanka arrests 10 Indian fishermen for allegedly poaching in its waters; second incident in week10 Indian fishermen arrested for poaching in Sri Lankan waters, along with their trawler. Sri Lankan Navy apprehended them north of Point P...
- Nine Indian fishermen arrested for alleged poaching in Sri Lanka's territorial watersThe Sri Lankan Navy has arrested nine Indian fishermen and seized two trawlers for allegedly poaching in the country's territorial waters, ...
- 14 Indian fishermen arrested by Sri Lanka Navy"Sri Lanka Navy has stepped up its patrols and operations in Sri Lanka's waters to curb illegal fishing practices of fishing trawlers", the...
- 86 Indian fishermen released by PakistanPakistan today released 86 more Indian fishermen arrested for allegedly trespassing into its territorial waters, the second such batch free...
- Gujarat government yet to get information on release of 87 fishermen from PakistanIn a goodwill gesture, Pakistan released 87 Indian fishermen arrested for violating its territorial waters and would free 86 others later t...
- 88 Indian fishermen arrested in PakistanPakistan has arrested 88 Indian fishermen and seized their 16 boats over the last two days for allegedly violating its territorial waters.
- Sri Lanka to release 16 Indian fishermen to mark Ranil Wickremesinghe's India visitAhead of Lankan PM's India visit, 16 Indian fishermen arrested recently for allegedly poaching in Sri Lankan waters will be released in a g...
- 47 Indian fishermen arrested in PakistanPakistani authorities have arrested 47 Indian fishermen and seized their eight boats for allegedly violating the country's territorial wate...
- 18 Indian fishermen arrested in PakistanPakistani authorities have arrested 18 Indian fishermen and seized their three boats for allegedly violating the country's territorial wate...
- Fifty eight Indian fishermen arrested in PakistanFifty eight Indian fishermen were arrested today and their 11 boats seized by Pakistani authorities for allegedly violating the country's t...
- 61 Indian fishermen arrested in Pakistan for violating territorial watersThe fishermen, who were arrested yesterday, have been shifted to Docks Police Station in Karachi, a police official said today.
- Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa orders release of 29 Indian fishermenPresident Mahinda Rajapaksa has ordered the release of 29 Indian fishermen arrested by the Sri Lankan Navy while they were fishing near Kat...
- 25 Indian fishermen arrested in Sri LankaTheir six trawlers were also seized. They were handed over to the police in the islet of Kayts for further action, the Navy added.
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