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The Indian authorities have asked well-known Pakistani actress Zeba Ali to leave the country after she arrived at the holy city Ajmer without a visa.The Indian authorities have asked well-known Pakistani actress Zeba Ali to leave the country after she arrived at the holy city Ajmer without a visa.
The actress said she had applied for visas to three Indian cities, including Ajmer, but was unaware that she had not been given a visa for the city.The actress said she had applied for visas to three Indian cities, including Ajmer, but was unaware that she had not been given a visa for the city.
Ms Ali, 63, was one of Pakistan's leading actresses in the 1960s.Ms Ali, 63, was one of Pakistan's leading actresses in the 1960s.
She and her late actor husband Mohammed Ali were known as the "golden couple" of Pakistan cinema.She and her late actor husband Mohammed Ali were known as the "golden couple" of Pakistan cinema.
"It was not a case of violation but a human mistake. I applied for a visa for three cities - Delhi, Ajmer and Roarke - but I was under the impression of that Ajmer had been included," Ms Ali told the BBC. "It was not a case of violation but a human mistake. I applied for a visa for three cities - Delhi, Ajmer and Roorkee - but I was under the impression of that Ajmer had been included," Ms Ali told the BBC.
Immigration officials found that the actress had visas only for the cities of Delhi and Roarke when she arrived at Ajmer on Monday. Immigration officials found that the actress had visas only for the cities of Delhi and Roorkee when she arrived at Ajmer on Monday.
"I am going back to my country. It is an unfortunate incident," she said."I am going back to my country. It is an unfortunate incident," she said.
A large number of devotees from Pakistan come to pray at the famous Muslim shrine in Ajmer.A large number of devotees from Pakistan come to pray at the famous Muslim shrine in Ajmer.
Last year a group of 13 Pakistani nationals were sent back to their country when they reached Ajmer without visas.Last year a group of 13 Pakistani nationals were sent back to their country when they reached Ajmer without visas.