According to official sources, the Indian High Commission, which continues to press the Pakistan authorities for a copy of the post-mortem report, has asked for the same on 27 March when an official from the mission met the officials of Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Islamabad.
India has also conveyed its concern to Pakistani authorities over the unnecessary delay in providing details of post-mortem and other details, they said.
On the statement by Pakistan Foreign Ministry spokesperson that an Indian official was present during the post-mortem, the sources said "no official from the High Commission was present during the autopsy. An autopsy is a specialized medical procedure where members of a diplomatic mission cannot have any role.
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They also criticised Pakistan for delaying the post-mortem of Chamel Singh, saying "there is no explanation why the Pakistan authorities took almost two months to conduct the autopsy and hand over the body."
Giving the chronology of events since Singh's death, the sources said Pakistani authorities informed the Indian mission about the death of Singh on January 17 two days after his death.
"In its first intimation, the Pakistan authorities did not specify the cause of death. As per procedure, the mission requested that the body be handed over at the earliest.
The sources also added "the High Commission continues to press the Pakistan authorities for a copy of the post-mortem report. The last such effort was made on 27 March 2013".