World: Indian High Commission unfurls tricolor in Islamabad in absence of Ajay Bisaria

Islamabad / New Delhi: The tricolor was hoisted inside the campus with great enthusiasm on Thursday to mark the 73rd Independence Day at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad. After the withdrawal of special state status from Jammu and Kashmir, the current Indian High Commissioner expelled from Pakistan, Ajay Bisaria said, "The Indian High Commission will continue to hoist the flag."

The Indian High Commission in Islamabad tweeted, "The tricolor was hoisted with great enthusiasm at the Indian High Commission in Islamabad, Pakistan, on the occasion of India's 73rd Independence Day. Gaurav Ahluwalia, in-charge of D-Affairs, hoisted the national flag and read the President's message. . "

Ajay Bisaria, who came to Delhi after being expelled earlier this week, tweeted, "The flag will continue to unfurl in the Indian High Commission in a similar manner."

The Indian High Commission posted pictures of its employees. 50 men can be seen in closed-neck black suits. Nine women stand with them with some children wearing saris. All have held hands and some have made a Victory Sign (Victory Sign).

The pictures of all the workers on the occasion of Independence Day came at a time when the Pakistani media had claimed a few days ago that their government ended bilateral relations after Article 370 was removed.

The Indian High Commission has expelled 13 members.

The Indian Foreign Ministry denied all these reports, saying that some of the High Commission employees had come back to India to celebrate Eid at their home.