The UK and India have finalised a new agreement that will prevent dangerous criminals from entering either country. The deal aims to enhance security cooperation and ensure that individuals with serious criminal records are barred from crossing borders.
Under the terms of the agreement, both nations will share information on convicted offenders, including those guilty of murder, rape, and other violent crimes. This will allow authorities to deny entry to such individuals before they can travel.
The move comes amid concerns about the movement of criminals between countries. Officials say the pact will strengthen border controls and protect the public from potential threats.
Details of the agreement were confirmed by government sources, who emphasised that it builds on existing security partnerships. The deal is expected to come into effect immediately, with both sides committing to full implementation.
