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Tuesday 4 June 2013

New Delhi apologizes over Pak diplomat's manhandling

By on Tuesday, June 04, 2013

In a telephone call to FO Tuesday India's foreign secretary apologized to his Islamabad counterpart.


ISLAMABAD (Online) - New Delhi has apologized with Islamabad over the mistreatment of Pakistan’s diplomat in India.

In a telephone call to the Pakistani Foreign Office on Tuesday, India s foreign secretary Ranjan Mathai apologized to his Islamabad counterpart over the mistreatment of a Pakistani diplomat in New Delhi, diplomatic sources told a private TV channel

Pakistan s First Secretary (Trade) Zargam Raza and his driver Haider were beaten up by a group of men while the former was returning home from the High Commission Monday evening.

On Tuesday, the Indian foreign secretary called his Pakistani counterpart, Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani, and apologised for the treatment meted out to the Pakistani official in New Delhi.

Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani conveyed Pakistan s concerns to the Indian secretary over the mistreatment of it s diplomat in Delhi.

According to sources, the Indian foreign secretary assured Islamabad that a thorough investigation of the incident would be carried out by Indian authorities. The secretary also assured that security for Pakistani diplomats in New Delhi would be tightened to ensure any such incidents do not recur in the future.

One of the suspects involved in the incident has been taken into custody by Indian authorities, said the Indian foreign secretary.

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