Indian High Commission in Islamabad
The new act of Pakistan has emerged from Operation Sindoor. He has started avenging it from the officers and employees posted at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad. According to the report, Pakistan is trying to ban Indian diplomats and employees to basic needs like water and gas.
Refusal to give newspaper
It is being told that the supply of pipeline gas has been stopped. Diplomats and their families have to buy gas at expensive prices in the open market. Local vendors there are hesitant to supply even packaged drinks to water, even the High Commission officials and employees have refused to give newspapers. While this action of Pakistan is a severe violation of the Vienna Convention, which guarantees the smooth operation of the embassies and the safety and respect of their personnel.
Pakistani officials threatened to sell cylinders
The needle Northern Gas Pipelines Limited (SNGPL) supply gas at the Indian High Commission campus in Islamabad. However, its supply has been intentionally stopped. Those selling local LPG cylinders have also been threatened by Pakistani officials not to sell it to Indian High Commission employees. Due to this, diplomats and their families have to buy them from the open market, which are quite expensive.
What did Pakistan stop in the Indian High Commission?
- LPG supply
- Drinking water supply
- local newspaper
Let us know that after the 2019 Pulwama attack and Balakot Aermarkar, there has been no high -level conversation between the two countries. In recent months, stress has increased due to the tough adherence to Operation Sindoor and Indus Water Treaty.
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