Eleven Pakistani Fishermen Apprehended for Illegally Entering Indian Waters in Gujarat

Kutch, Gujarat: The Indian Coast Guard has apprehended eleven Pakistani fishermen, along with their boat named 'Al Wali', after they attempted to enter Indian waters near Jakhau without permission. They are currently being interrogated as the investigation continues. 

The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) has officially announced the success of a maritime operation.

In a post on X, the ICG stated, "In a swift and coordinated operation on 10 Dec 2025, the ICG intercepted and apprehended a #Pakistani fishing vessel along with 11 crew operating illegally inside #Indian waters."

The Coast Guard further emphasised that this decisive action demonstrates its unwavering vigilance and India's firm commitment to safeguarding its maritime borders and upholding international maritime law.

"This decisive action reflects the unwavering vigilance of the #ICG and #India’s firm resolve to protect its maritime frontiers and uphold international maritime law within the #MZI. Relentless surveillance and proactive operations remain the bedrock of our maritime security strategy," the post added.

In a separate incident, two men from Jammu and Kashmir were arrested in Arunachal Pradesh today for allegedly spying for Pakistan-based handlers. The arrests came in the backdrop of a nationwide probe searching for more links to the recent Delhi blast, which shook the capital in November. 

According to reports, the duo in Arunachal Pradesh were allegedly transmitting sensitive information on the deployment of the Indian Army, movement of the troops and installations, and other sensitive information through encrypted Telegram channels, including one named “Al AQSA”. Malik also allegedly admitted receiving instructions for possible explosive attacks and arson from his Pakistan-based handler.