In a response from Tit-For-OT, Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs expelled an Indian diplomat of his mission in Islamabad for similar positions, asking him and his family to leave in 24 hours.
India expelled a Pakistani official on Tuesday who worked in the high commission of Pakistan for allegedly enjoying espionage.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said that the official was indulgence in activities that were not in line with his official status in India and that they had given him 24 hours to leave the country.
Hours after the action of India, Pakistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said he declared an Indian employee in the Mission of India in Islamabad as a “non -pleasant person” for espionage charges.
He said that the official and family members had asked to leave Pakistan in 24 hours.
The actions occurred amid tensions admitted between the two countries after their four -day military confrontation.
India also issued a demarche to Pakistani charges in New Delhi about the official’s activities.
He thought that the MEA did not disseminate the specific positions against the Pakistani citizen, it is known that they are related to a case of espionage that the Punjab Surdea police.
“The government of India has declared a Pakistani official, who works in the high commission of Pakistan in New Delhi, a person not pleasant for enjoying activities that are not in line with their official status in India,” said the MEA.
“The official has a license leg with 24 hours. The position of Pakistan’s affairs, Pakistan’s high commission, received a demarche in this sense today,” he said.
Punjab police said on Sunday that he arrested two people, including a woman, for his alleged participation in espionage activities linked to a paquistani official published in the High Pakistaní Commission in New Delhi.
Based on credible intelligence, a suspect was arrested for filtering confidential information to a manager based in Pakistan regarding the movements of the Indian army, said the general director of the Gaurav Yadav police.
The development occurred days after the Rural Police of Amritsar arrested two people, Falaksher Masih and Suraj Masih, for their alleged role in the escape of confidential information and photographs of the army acantonation areas, the intelligence of Accordan.
Yadav had said that the defendant received payments through online transactions in exchange for sharing classified information.
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Posted on May 14, 2025