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Home | India | Indian Coast Guard Seizes Pakistani Boat Detains 11 Crew For Illegal Entry

Indian Coast Guard seizes Pakistani boat, detains 11 crew for illegal entry

The Indian Coast Guard has seized a Pakistani fishing boat and detained 11 crew members for operating illegally inside India’s Exclusive Economic Zone. The detainees were handed over to Jakhau Marine Police as the ICG reiterated its commitment to maritime vigilance and security

By PTI
Published Date - 11 December 2025, 03:31 PM
Indian Coast Guard seizes Pakistani boat, detains 11 crew for illegal entry
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Ahmedabad: The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) has seized a Pakistani fishing boat and apprehended 11 crew members operating illegally in the Indian waters, officials said on Thursday.

The detainees have been handed over to Jakhau Marine Police in Gujarat for further investigation, they said. The Indian Coast Guard, in a swift action on Wednesday, “apprehended a Pakistani fishing boat with 11 crew inside India’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ),” Gujarat Defence PRO Wing Commander Abhishek Kumar Tiwari said in a post on X.


This interdiction underscores the Coast Guard’s sustained maritime operations and India‘s commitment to securing its frontiers while maintaining robust enforcement of international laws within the Maritime Zones of India (MZI), he said.

“Continuous vigilance across India’s maritime domain remains a cornerstone of our national maritime security strategy,” he added. The ICG also confirmed the interception.

“The Indian Coast Guard intercepted and apprehended a Pakistani fishing vessel along with 11 crew operating illegally inside Indian waters. 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 operation remain the bedrock of our maritime security strategy,” it said on X.

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