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New Delhi has already briefed US, Russia, Japan, France and Germany on the India-China violent face-off that took place on June 15 at the Galwan Valley.
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Indian envoy to Pakistan Ajay Bisaria will be arriving in India via Doha on a flight.
The newly appointed Pakistan High Commissioner will also not come to India. The move came after the Narendra Modi government scrapped Article 370, Article 35A and bifurcated Jammu and Kashmir into two Union Territories (UTs).
Pakistan on Wednesday expelled Ajay Bisaria and asked the Indian envoy to leave Islamabad in the aftermath of escalating tensions after India ended the special status for Jammu and Kashmir.
In a statement, Ministry of External Affairs said New Delhi has urged Islamabad 'to review them (decision to expel Indian envoy and downgrade mission) so that normal channels for diplomatic communications are preserved."
The Pakistan government has expelled Indian High Commissioner, Ajay Bisaria, as part of their downgrading process. The newly appointed Pakistan High Commissioner will not come to India.
There are fears that elements in Pakistan may try to create ruckus around the High Commission. A note verbale was sent regarding this to Pakistani Foreign Ministry.
Islamabad summoned Indian High Commissioner Ajay Bisaria and conveyed a strong demarche over scrapping of Article 370.
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In one of these cases, Indian High Commissioner Ajay Bisaria's car was aggressively tailed on his visit to Nathia Gali on June 13.
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Indian High Commissioner to Pakistan Ajay Bisaria on Sunday apologised to all guests who were mistreated by Pakistani security agencies and officials and were forced to not attend the Iftar party hosted by him in Islamabad. The Indian diplomat stressed that the intimidatory tactics adopted by Pakistan are deeply disappointing.
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