New Delhi: In a tit-for-tit measure, Pakistan has accused two diplomats working at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad of being involved in activities to “destabilise Pakistan by facilitating and funding terrorism” paving the way for their eventual expulsion from the country.
Pakistani news channel Geo TV reported that Commercial Counselor Rajesh Kumar Agnihotri and press officer Balbir Singh were “reportedly running a network of individuals involved in subversive activities in Pakistan.” Agnihotri is working for RAW and Singh for IB, the report said, adding that more names of “spies posing as diplomats” at the Indian High Commission would be revealed soon.CNN-NEWS18 EXCLUSIVE: Two Pak Intel Officers Outed by ISI Spy Akhtar Return Home
Akhtar, who was nabbed by Delhi Police outside the Delhi Zoo on Friday, had returned to Pakistan on Saturday after he was declared a “persona non grata”.
Immediately after Akhtar was detained, Pakistan had expelled Surjeet Singh, an Indian employee working at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad, for “conduct not in accordance with his diplomatic status”. Singh returned to India on Saturday.
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