Street scuffle: Pakistan diplomat roughed up in Delhi

The mission also says it has lodged a strong protest with the MEA. An FIR has also been lodged.


News Desk June 03, 2013
The diplomat and his driver were manhandled by around 10 people. PHOTO: FILE



Islamabad lodged a protest with Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Monday over the incident of a High Commission official being “beaten up” in New Delhi, the Hindustan Times reported.


The diplomat and his driver were manhandled by around 10 people, according to the Pakistan High Commission. The mission also says it has lodged a strong protest with the MEA, saying the Government of India should ensure safety of its diplomats as per the Vienna Convention.

Sources in the High Commission said, Zargham Raza, First Secretary Trade in the Pakistan High Commission, was being chased by a motorcycle. There was an altercation after which the biker along with a group of 10 to 15 people manhandled Raza and his driver.

“Our first secretary and his driver both of whom sustained serious injuries have been provided medical treatment and an FIR has also been lodged,” Foreign Office spokesman Aizaz Ahmed said.

Sources in Delhi police confirmed that the diplomat was pushed around by several men.

Published in The Express Tribune, June 4th, 2013.

COMMENTS (22)

Pakistani | 10 years ago | Reply

@A Chowdhury: @David_Smith: @Bharat: @Cosmo: If this is so irresponsible journalism, then wonder what you guys are doing here. Trust me, you will be dearly missed.

hindh | 10 years ago | Reply

ohh chill guys....no big deal he is a diplomat of pak-a failed state.......mot any nation like japan,china or the west.....relax!!!

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