Kulbhushan Jadhav, who is on death row in Pakistan for alleged spying, on Monday met his wife and mother — separated by a glass screen — in a carefully choreographed event that unfolded in tweets, photographs and TV footage.
The 40-minute meeting, which took place after many representations, took place at the heavily-guarded foreign affairs ministry building, and came after the International Court of Justice asked Pakistan in May to stay his execution.
It was the first time that Jadhav was meeting his family since his arrest in March, and Pakistan portrayed it as a humanitarian gesture to mark the birthday of

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