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LOL at Robbie. Brown boy trying to act like a wannabe Robbie.
2 Indian High Commission officials arrested in Pakistan after hit and run
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LOL at Robbie. Brown boy trying to act like a wannabe Robbie.
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Like you made a fool of China? Stop talking like you are a supapowa - a couple of scum vermin have had a hit and run venture and think they can get away with it - have had a stick inserted inside them tonight and are now resting their buttocks. Now calm down and enjoy the thoughtwe have already done it... this is just the half hearted response.
you cant match our diplomatic reach ... don't try and make a fool
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getting angry means i said the truth and you know it
relax.... both the diplomats are released.
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Don't put fake smilies. You are stressing.
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IN KA KIY PAAT LYI PAKISTAN NAIN, JO INDIAN EMBASSY KA PATT LYIAN GEH?
Earlier this year, an SUV belonging to the US Embassy drove into a car on a main artery of the federal capital, killing a woman and injuring five members of her family.
Accidents involving vehicles belonging to diplomatic missions, especially the US Embassy, have been frequent in recent years and in most cases the drivers got away unpunished by invoking diplomatic immunity.
In April 2018, a motorcyclist was killed after being hit by a vehicle driven by the military attaché at the US Embassy in Islamabad.
In Feb 2013, an SUV driven by an administrative assistant at the US Embassy hit two motorcyclists near Kohsar Complex on Margalla Avenue, killing one of them and injuring the other.
In July 2010, an officer attached to the US Embassy’s Force Protection Department hit and killed a young man riding a motorcycle on 7th Avenue.
In 2011, a CIA contractor, Raymond Davis, caused countrywide outrage after he killed two persons when he ran over a motorcycle in Lahore. The deadly incident had strained ties between Washington and Islamabad. Davis went scot-free after paying blood money to the families of the victims.
Earlier this year, an SUV belonging to the US Embassy drove into a car on a main artery of the federal capital, killing a woman and injuring five members of her family.
Accidents involving vehicles belonging to diplomatic missions, especially the US Embassy, have been frequent in recent years and in most cases the drivers got away unpunished by invoking diplomatic immunity.
In April 2018, a motorcyclist was killed after being hit by a vehicle driven by the military attaché at the US Embassy in Islamabad.
In Feb 2013, an SUV driven by an administrative assistant at the US Embassy hit two motorcyclists near Kohsar Complex on Margalla Avenue, killing one of them and injuring the other.
In July 2010, an officer attached to the US Embassy’s Force Protection Department hit and killed a young man riding a motorcycle on 7th Avenue.
In 2011, a CIA contractor, Raymond Davis, caused countrywide outrage after he killed two persons when he ran over a motorcycle in Lahore. The deadly incident had strained ties between Washington and Islamabad. Davis went scot-free after paying blood money to the families of the victims.
https://www.hindustantimes.com/indi...n-2-km-away/story-5lCDQzSjU7rrNLARURtVDP.html
2 ‘missing’ Indian staffers released by Pakistan, have visible injuries: Official
Pakistan’s security personnel have been harassing and obstructing Indian diplomats in Islamabad from discharging their duties after the expulsion of its staffers for espionage
INDIA Updated: Jun 15, 2020 22:14 IST
Hindustan Times, New Delhi
Two Indian high commission staffers in Islamabad had been reported missing early on Monday after they stepped out for some work(MEA)
Two Indian high commission staffers who went missing on Monday morning have been handed over at Islamabad’s secretariat police station, barely 2 km from the Indian mission. The two staffers have visible injury marks, people familiar with the development told Hindustan Times.
They were handed over to two Indian high commission officials who had gone to Islamabad’s Secretariat police station to take their custody. The two staffers, who had gone missing soon after they stepped out of the high commission on Monday morning, shall undergo a medical examination to confirm that they are well and record their visible injuries.
Pakistan had claimed, nearly seven hours after the two staffers had gone missing, that they had been arrested in a “hit and run” road accident case.
The claim that the embassy staffers - a driver and a Central Industrial Security Force personnel - had been detained in a road accident case was reported in the Pakistani media several hours later. Quoting police sources, Pakistan’s SAMAA TV said the high commission car had been involved in a road accident and the two occupants were caught by the public when they were trying to get away.
For most of Monday, Pakistan’s foreign office and its diplomats in the Indian capital told New Delhi that they were “looking into the matter”.
It is after reports in Pakistani media on these lines emerged that New Delhi decided to summon Pakistan’s charge d’affaires Syed Haider Shah to the external affairs ministry and reminded him that it was the responsibility of the government of Pakistan to ensure the safety and security of the diplomatic mission’s personnel.
Haider Shah was also told that there should be no interrogation or harassment of the Indian officials.
“The Pakistani side was asked to return the two officials along with the official car to the High Commission immediately,” a government source said.
Indian officials said the sequence of events that led to the arrest of the two staffers would be available only after their de-briefing. “We will then also know if they were mistreated by Pakistani security officials,” one official said, adding that prima facie, the staffers appear to have been assaulted.
The detention of the two staffers is seen as a retaliation for the expulsion of two officials posted at Pakistan’s high commission in Delhi on a charge of espionage a fortnight back. The three Pakistan high commission staffers were caught in central Delhi’s Karol Bagh market for trying to procure classified information relating to the movement of army troops.
Already, Pakistan’s security personnel had been harassing and obstructing Indian diplomats in Islamabad from discharging their duties after the expulsion of its staffers for espionage. Pakistani security and intelligence personnel have been aggressively tailing vehicles of Indian diplomats including chargé d’affaires Gaurav Ahluwalia, and behaving in an intimidating manner outside their residences in Islamabad.
2 ‘missing’ Indian staffers released by Pakistan, have visible injuries: Official
Pakistan’s security personnel have been harassing and obstructing Indian diplomats in Islamabad from discharging their duties after the expulsion of its staffers for espionage
INDIA Updated: Jun 15, 2020 22:14 IST
Hindustan Times, New Delhi
Two Indian high commission staffers in Islamabad had been reported missing early on Monday after they stepped out for some work(MEA)
Two Indian high commission staffers who went missing on Monday morning have been handed over at Islamabad’s secretariat police station, barely 2 km from the Indian mission. The two staffers have visible injury marks, people familiar with the development told Hindustan Times.
They were handed over to two Indian high commission officials who had gone to Islamabad’s Secretariat police station to take their custody. The two staffers, who had gone missing soon after they stepped out of the high commission on Monday morning, shall undergo a medical examination to confirm that they are well and record their visible injuries.
Pakistan had claimed, nearly seven hours after the two staffers had gone missing, that they had been arrested in a “hit and run” road accident case.
The claim that the embassy staffers - a driver and a Central Industrial Security Force personnel - had been detained in a road accident case was reported in the Pakistani media several hours later. Quoting police sources, Pakistan’s SAMAA TV said the high commission car had been involved in a road accident and the two occupants were caught by the public when they were trying to get away.
For most of Monday, Pakistan’s foreign office and its diplomats in the Indian capital told New Delhi that they were “looking into the matter”.
It is after reports in Pakistani media on these lines emerged that New Delhi decided to summon Pakistan’s charge d’affaires Syed Haider Shah to the external affairs ministry and reminded him that it was the responsibility of the government of Pakistan to ensure the safety and security of the diplomatic mission’s personnel.
Haider Shah was also told that there should be no interrogation or harassment of the Indian officials.
“The Pakistani side was asked to return the two officials along with the official car to the High Commission immediately,” a government source said.
Indian officials said the sequence of events that led to the arrest of the two staffers would be available only after their de-briefing. “We will then also know if they were mistreated by Pakistani security officials,” one official said, adding that prima facie, the staffers appear to have been assaulted.
The detention of the two staffers is seen as a retaliation for the expulsion of two officials posted at Pakistan’s high commission in Delhi on a charge of espionage a fortnight back. The three Pakistan high commission staffers were caught in central Delhi’s Karol Bagh market for trying to procure classified information relating to the movement of army troops.
Already, Pakistan’s security personnel had been harassing and obstructing Indian diplomats in Islamabad from discharging their duties after the expulsion of its staffers for espionage. Pakistani security and intelligence personnel have been aggressively tailing vehicles of Indian diplomats including chargé d’affaires Gaurav Ahluwalia, and behaving in an intimidating manner outside their residences in Islamabad.
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No actually as a resident of Islamabad I know that spot in Islamabad is famous for many such things
But these days there are wild leopards present in that area ,so I hope your fellow homo Indians didn't get killed and eaten by a leopard.
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Lol. Enjoy your "spots". I don't judge people based on their orientation. Whatever works for you; keep taking baby steps to get out of the closet.No actually as a resident of Islamabad I know that spot in Islamabad is famous for many such things
But these days there are wild leopards present in that area ,so I hope your fellow homo Indians didn't get killed and eaten by a leopard.
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Two Indian HC officials arrested in hit and run case
ISLAMABAD: Two officials of the Indian High Commission (HC) arrested for hitting a citizen with their vehicle here on Monday.
The accused diplomats were identified as Paul Selvadhas and Diwamu Barhama, both were staff members and working on important positions in the Indian High Commission. The police have recovered objectionable material from their car, the police sources said.
Secretariat Police Station took the two officials of Indian High Commission into their custody and also took control of the vehicle.
The police reached the scene and took the accused into custody. The officials of Indian High Commission were shifted to the Secretariat Police Station and later released after lodging FIR against them.
The people who witnessed the incident told thepolice that two persons riding a black BMW car were heading towards Diplomatic Enclave, adding that the Indian HC officials, rammed into their speedy car into a pedestrian near Serena Hotel at Ataturk Avenue and tried to speed away but people present around the scene intercepted the car as they were driving the vehicle ruthlessly and rashly. The victim sustained serious injuries and went unconscious. The people shifted the wounded passerby to hospital.
The police officials engaged in the investigation of the case told this correspondent that some objectionable and prohibited items were recovered from the Indian High Commission’s BMW car with the diplomatic number. The sources said that both the accused were enjoying diplomatic protection, so, they were properly handed over to the Indian High Commission’s authorities with a letter of their offences as they misused the diplomatic immunity.
Meanwhile, an Indian English daily, the Times of India, featured a report earlier Monday, stating that two officials of the Indian High Commission "had gone missing" in Islamabad.
"The officials were out for an official work before they went missing. The Indian government has taken up the matter with Pakistani authorities," the report had said.
Last month, India declared two officials of the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi "persona non grata requiring them to leave India within 24 hours", alleging that they had been found guilty of espionage.
Pakistan had condemned the Indian government’s decision to expel the staff members as part of “persistent anti-Pakistan propaganda”.
Islamabad had said that the two staff members of the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi were “lifted by the Indian authorities today (31 May 2020) on false and unsubstantiated charges”.
They were subsequently released after the Pakistan High Commission intervened. “We condemn the detention and torture as well as threatening and pressuring of the diplomatic officials to accept false charges,” the Foreign Office had said.
https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/673466-two-indian-hc-officials-arrested-in-hit-and-run-case
ISLAMABAD: Two officials of the Indian High Commission (HC) arrested for hitting a citizen with their vehicle here on Monday.
The accused diplomats were identified as Paul Selvadhas and Diwamu Barhama, both were staff members and working on important positions in the Indian High Commission. The police have recovered objectionable material from their car, the police sources said.
Secretariat Police Station took the two officials of Indian High Commission into their custody and also took control of the vehicle.
The police reached the scene and took the accused into custody. The officials of Indian High Commission were shifted to the Secretariat Police Station and later released after lodging FIR against them.
The people who witnessed the incident told thepolice that two persons riding a black BMW car were heading towards Diplomatic Enclave, adding that the Indian HC officials, rammed into their speedy car into a pedestrian near Serena Hotel at Ataturk Avenue and tried to speed away but people present around the scene intercepted the car as they were driving the vehicle ruthlessly and rashly. The victim sustained serious injuries and went unconscious. The people shifted the wounded passerby to hospital.
The police officials engaged in the investigation of the case told this correspondent that some objectionable and prohibited items were recovered from the Indian High Commission’s BMW car with the diplomatic number. The sources said that both the accused were enjoying diplomatic protection, so, they were properly handed over to the Indian High Commission’s authorities with a letter of their offences as they misused the diplomatic immunity.
Meanwhile, an Indian English daily, the Times of India, featured a report earlier Monday, stating that two officials of the Indian High Commission "had gone missing" in Islamabad.
"The officials were out for an official work before they went missing. The Indian government has taken up the matter with Pakistani authorities," the report had said.
Last month, India declared two officials of the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi "persona non grata requiring them to leave India within 24 hours", alleging that they had been found guilty of espionage.
Pakistan had condemned the Indian government’s decision to expel the staff members as part of “persistent anti-Pakistan propaganda”.
Islamabad had said that the two staff members of the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi were “lifted by the Indian authorities today (31 May 2020) on false and unsubstantiated charges”.
They were subsequently released after the Pakistan High Commission intervened. “We condemn the detention and torture as well as threatening and pressuring of the diplomatic officials to accept false charges,” the Foreign Office had said.
https://www.thenews.com.pk/print/673466-two-indian-hc-officials-arrested-in-hit-and-run-case
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Well every city in the world has such spots .
A lot of hetrosexual people visit that spot as well. It's a silent place with no population around so no fear of police and getting caught by freinds and family. Or just to do some drugs get high .
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Every country has it's share of homos. We have far less than India. You even passed a legislation for your LGBT community. Now you and @Jackdaws can marry each other
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