India, Oct. 25 -- The Jammu and Kashmir Crime Branch has filed chargesheets against 65 people accused of overstaying in India, including 15 who have died. Officials said several had lived in the Jammu division for decades, married local residents and raised families.

The Jammu and Kashmir Crime Branch has filed chargesheets against 65 people accused of illegally staying in India after entering the country on Pakistani passports, including 15 who are now dead, officials said.

The latest chargesheet was filed on October 23 before the Special Mobile Magistrate in Kathua. It names five accused, three of whom have died. The first chargesheet, against 12 people, including four deceased individuals, was filed before the Munsiff Court in Jammu ...