A 19-year-old Pakistani youth was stabbed to death during a clash between the Butt and Gujjar communities on the renowned Greek island of Mykonos. The victim hailed from Sialkot, Pakistan.

According to reports from Greek newspapers, the fatal incident occurred during a heated altercation, resulting in the tragic loss of life for Waqas, the young Pakistani. Several other Pakistanis were also injured in the fight.

Following the clash, local police have arrested multiple individuals and launched a search operation against individuals involved in criminal activities across the island.

The latest information reveals that the local police have apprehended over 20 Pakistanis in connection with the incident.

The confrontation took place due to a dispute involving an Indian boy between the Butt and Gujjar communities. The young man affiliated with the Butt community lost his life, while another individual remains in critical condition at a hospital.

Sources indicate that personal animosity during work was the cause of the altercation, but the Greek media is highlighting it as a narcotics issue.

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The police have tightened their grip on the Pakistani community residing on the island of Mykonos. Seven Pakistanis are under investigation, along with 33 individuals, including four Indians, who have been arrested in connection with the case.

According to the report, at least seven of those arrested will face charges of possession of firearms, drugs, and violations of immigration laws.

During the investigation, several Pakistani nationals were also detained for questioning.

Following the incident, the Pakistani community residing in Greece has expressed deep concern.

Community leaders state that such incidents bring disrepute to both the country and the community. They demand that all individuals involved in this incident be given severe punishment in accordance with Greek laws.

In light of the report, the police have increased surveillance at airports and the island’s ports to apprehend the prime suspect behind the attack on the young man.