In a new low, India starts to harass Pakistani envoys in New Delhi
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*ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Office (FO) on Tuesday summoned the acting Indian high commissioner (HC) to register a protest over the harassment of Pakistani envoys in New Dehli.*
As per details, the protest was recorded for allowing anti-Pakistan protesters to reach and jolt the gate of Pakistan House in India.
“Special Secretary (Asia Pacific) Imtiaz Ahmad summoned the Acting Indian High Commissioner Gaurav Ahluwalia today to lodge a strong protest against the anti-Pakistan demonstration on February 18, 2019, where protestors were allowed to reach and jolt the gate of the Pakistan House despite presence of Indian security officials,” a Foreign Office statement read.
“It was underscored that despite a strong protest to the Indian government, acts of harassment targeting the Pakistan High Commission, Pakistan House, and the officers/officials of the high commission and their families continued, including abusive calls to the Pakistan High Commission helpline,” it added.
