Amritsar: Pakistan High Commission officials and their families head back to home country #Gallery

Amritsar: Border Security Force (BSF) personnel check documents of Pakistan High Commission officials and their families returning to Pakistan near the India-Pakistan Wagah Border post, some 35 kms from Amritsar on June 30, 2020. Around 143 officials of Pakistan High Commission in India also reached the Attari-Wagah border to return to their own country. This comes after the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) had on June 23 summoned Charge d’ Affaires of Pakistan Syed Haider Shah and informed that India had repeatedly expressed concern about the activities of officials of Pakistan High Commission. While announcing its decision, the MEA had said that Pakistan High Commission officials have been engaging in acts of espionage in India and maintaining dealings with terrorist organisations. (Photo: IANS)

Amritsar: Border Security Force (BSF) personnel check documents of Pakistan High Commission officials and their families returning to Pakistan near the India-Pakistan Wagah Border post, some 35 kms from Amritsar on June 30, 2020. Around 143 officials of Pakistan High Commission in India also reached the Attari-Wagah border to return to their own country. This comes after the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) had on June 23 summoned Charge d’ Affaires of Pakistan Syed Haider Shah and informed that India had repeatedly expressed concern about the activities of officials of Pakistan High Commission. While announcing its decision, the MEA had said that Pakistan High Commission officials have been engaging in acts of espionage in India and maintaining dealings with terrorist organisations. (Photo: IANS)

Amritsar: Border Security Force (BSF) personnel check documents of Pakistan High Commission officials and their families returning to Pakistan near the India-Pakistan Wagah Border post, some 35 kms from Amritsar on June 30, 2020. Around 143 officials of Pakistan High Commission in India also reached the Attari-Wagah border to return to their own country. This comes after the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) had on June 23 summoned Charge d’ Affaires of Pakistan Syed Haider Shah and informed that India had repeatedly expressed concern about the activities of officials of Pakistan High Commission. While announcing its decision, the MEA had said that Pakistan High Commission officials have been engaging in acts of espionage in India and maintaining dealings with terrorist organisations. (Photo: IANS)