India Seeks Consular Access for Seafarer Stranded at Karachi Port

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India has made a consular request to Pakistan concerning an Indian seafarer who is stranded at the port of Karachi. External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal described the matter as essentially a commercial issue between the shipping company and the employees. The article provided limited further detail on the timing and specific circumstances of the stranding. The government's position frames the dispute as a contractual matter rather than a diplomatic one, though consular steps are being pursued.

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