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Pakistan's ISI raids Indian diplomats in Islamabad, power supply cut

India and Pakistan have accused each other of stalking, harassing and intimidating their diplomats in Islamabad and New Delhi, respectively

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BS Web Team New Delhi
The bitter-sour relations between India and Pakistan seem to have hit a new low, with each country accusing the other of “harassing” its diplomats and their families.  India and Pakistan threatened to withdraw their diplomats from Islamabad and New Delhi, respectively, if the so-called “intimidation” was not stopped. 

Indian High Commissioner Ajit Bisaria on February 16 complained to Pakistan Foreign Secretary against multiple incidents of “hooliganism” against Indian personnel and their properties. He was quoted as saying in multiple media reports that Pakistan agencies cut off power and water supply for over two weeks. "The Indian High Commission in Pakistan

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