New Delhi
Pakistan, who is furious with Operation Sindoor, is doing fallen acts one after the other. Pakistan has now ordered to stop the supply of gas in the homes of Indian diplomats living in Islamabad. Along with this, local gas cylinder suppliers have also been refused to sell gas cylinders to officers and employees posted at the Indian High Commission. Pakistan has also banned the supply of mineral water and newspaper to the gas as well as diplomats.
Vienna Convention
Pakistan is stopping the basic needs of Indian diplomats, due to which their stay there is becoming difficult day by day. This actions of Pakistan are violated by Vienna Convention, which gives respect and protection to the officials of Dutwas. If sources are to be believed, Pakistan has taken this step at the behest of ISI. However, India did not sit silent on these activities of Pakistan and in retaliation, stopped the newspaper supply of Pakistani Diplomats living in Delhi.
Such acts were done even after the air strike
Pakistan did similar acts even after the air strike in Pakistan by the Indian Air Force in 2019. During this time diplomats were continuously followed and they were harassed by making fake phone calls. After which now Pakistan has started its inferior acts once again. According to media reports, there have been 19-20 incidents of harassing Indian diplomats in Pakistan, after which the Indian High Commission has discussed the issue with the Pakistani Foreign Ministry.
Attempted attack on Indian diplomats in Pakistan
After the terror attack in Pahalgam, India postponed the water of the rivers going to Pakistan, postponing the Indus Water Agreement. There was a lot of uproar outside the Indian High Commission in Islamabad to protest against India’s move. Hundreds of people gathered outside the Indian High Commission and started shouting anti -India slogans. During this time some people also tried to jump into the gate and go inside. During this time, Pakistan was deliberately accused of removing security from outside the Indian High Commission.
