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In troubled waters

— PHOTO: AP

A Pakistani police officer talks to arrested Indian fishermen at a prison on Sunday in Karachi. The Pakistan Marine Security Agency has arrested 31 Indian fishermen and seized their five fishing trawlers in the Arabian Sea off the Gujarat coast. Official sources said all the boats, registered in Porbandar, had left for fishing six days ago and could have possibly strayed into the Pakistani territorial waters by mistake.

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