Acting Pakistani High Commissioner rudely stopped by Indian intelligence personnel

New Delhi: India has once again violated diplomatic etiquette. Harassment of Pakistani diplomats has resumed in New Delhi. There are reports that Indian intelligence officials have misbehaved with the acting Pakistani High Commissioner.

According to reliable sources, the Indian authorities in New Delhi kept blocking the way of the Pakistani Chief of Staff and the Acting High Commissioner. Syed Haider Shah’s car was repeatedly blocked by Indian intelligence officials.

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The incident happened as senior diplomats were on the way home from the office. Syed Haider Shah’s car was blocked rudely. Pakistan has strongly protested the incident, saying the Indian move is a clear violation of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.

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In a letter to the Pakistan High Commission’s charge d’affaires, the Modi government alleged that the two officials were involved in activities contrary to diplomatic etiquette. The letter said that both the officials would have to leave India within 24 hours. The letter did not mention any immoral or diplomatic activities of the two officials.

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The Foreign Office strongly condemned the Indian move to expel Pakistani diplomats from India, calling it an undesirable act. Foreign Office spokesperson Ayesha Farooqi strongly condemned the move, saying it was anti-Pakistan propaganda in the media.

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She said that Pakistani officials in New Delhi were mistreated on false charges, tortured, pressured and threatened to accept the allegations. The officials were later released following the intervention of the Pakistan High Commission.

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The statement said the Indian move was reprehensible, a violation of the Vienna Convention and diplomatic etiquette. The Pakistan High Commission did everything under international law and diplomatic etiquette.

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Ayesha Farooqi said that the Indian move was an attempt to stop the diplomatic activities of the Pakistan High Commission. These measures cannot divert attention from internal and external issues, nor can they cover up violations in occupied Kashmir.

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