The Pakistani diva was sent back to India by her husband

The Pakistani High Commission said in a statement that the boy was handed over in the presence of his officers

Chandigarh: (New Delhi): A 12-year-old boy from Pakistan was sent home. They had accidentally arrived in the Indian border seven months ago. This information was given by the Pakistani High Commissioner in New Delhi and a senior Indian official.

Hasnain was kept in a surveillance house in Faridkot district of Punjab. They had unknowingly arrived in the Indian territory of the border in May 2017. He had got a note of Pakistani Rs 20. He was sent home from the Attari-Wagah border.

The Pakistani High Commission said in a statement that the boy was handed over in the presence of his officers. Faridkot Deputy Commissioner Rajiv Parashar said that the boy was handed over to the Pakistani officials on the Joint Search Post on the border.

The Pakistani High Commission said that he got diplomatic access to Hasnain on November 21. The statement said, "During diplomatic reach, the boy told in sign language that he is from Pakistan. He immediately recognized the Pakistani currency and the picture of law Azam. He also made a Pakistani flag at his house. He could write some words in Urdu. "

Parashar said that a competent court had recently issued an order to send him to his country.