A Case Has Been Registered Against Two Indian High Commission Officials For Crushing A Pakistani Citizen With A Vehicle

A citizen was seriously injured in a collision of an Indian High Commission vehicle in Pakistan after which two officials of the commission have been arrested and a case has been registered.

Indian High Commission officials were speeding in Islamabad in the morning, injuring a passerby.

Indian personnel in a black BMW tried to flee the scene after the accident but were apprehended by onlookers and handed over to Islamabad police.

According to sources, the Indian High Commission officials are Salvadis Paul and Duamo Grahamo and the condition of the citizen injured in the collision with their car is critical.

Islamabad police have registered a case against the Indian diplomats and the case has been registered under the section of fleeing after crushing a citizen.

Counterfeit Pakistani currency of Rs 10,000 was recovered from an Indian official, after which provisions of counterfeit currency have also been included in the FIR.

On the other hand, the Indian High Commission, while announcing the disappearance of two of its officials, said that the two officials left the High Commission at 8:32 am but the two officials could not reach their destination yet.

Senior officials of the Indian High Commission had reached the police station secretariat on the information of the detention of the two officials and on reaching the police station, the senior Indian diplomats handed over the missing letter to the SHO.

The text of the letter said that the federal police should search for our missing personnel.

Meanwhile, sources said that two officials of the Indian High Commission were handed over to the diplomatic staff of the High Commission. Sources said that the Indian High Commission officials were released due to diplomatic immunity.

On the other hand, India protested against the arrest of two High Commission officials in Pakistan by summoning the Pakistani charge d'affaires.

According to Indian media, Syed Haider Shah, Pakistan's charge d'affaires in India, was summoned and a protest was recorded against the arrest of two members of his high commission.

The Indian Foreign Ministry demanded that the two officials, including the vehicle, be returned to the High Commission immediately.

The Foreign Ministry assured the Chief Minister that full responsibility for the safety and security of the Indian High Commission personnel rests with Pakistan.