Pakistan to expel two Indian High Commission Staffers over involvement in subversive activities

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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: Two Staff members of Indian High Commission in Islamabad are involved in subversive activities in Pakistan; therefore, they will be declared persona non grata and expelled from the Country.

Sources said that Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) agent Rajesh Kumar Agnihotri was appointed in the Indian High Commission in Islamabad as Commercial Counselor while the First Secretary Press and Information at the High Commission Balbir Singh was the officer of Indian Intelligence Bureau (IB).rajesh-kumar-agnihotri-and-balbir-singh

Sources said that Balbir Singh was helping the Indian IB operatives to carry out subversive activities in Pakistan. They said that expelled Indian diplomat Surjeet Singh was also part of Balbir Singh’s network.

Surjeet Singh, an official of the Indian High Commission, was expelled from Pakistan on October 29 after the Foreign Office declared him persona non grata for espionage activities.

Moreover, sources said that Surjeet Sindh also had a fake Card of a Mobile Phone Company against the name of Abdul Hafeez.

Sources said that it was likely that more names of suspects at the Indian High Commission would be revealed soon.

Earlier in March 2016, the security forces arrested RAW agent Kulbhushan Yadav from Balochistan’s Chaman area.

Later in a statement, Kulbhushan Yadav confessed that he was still a serving officer of Indian Navy and had been involved in subversive activities in Balochistan and Karachi for RAW. He also confessed that he intended to target Gwadar in future as part of mission to disrupt China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

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