Pakistan

One injured in accident with Indian diplomat's vehicle

Second secretary of the Indian High Commission immediately moved the injured person to PIMS Hospital.

Express June 18, 2011

ISLAMABAD: A vehicle belonging to the Indian High Commission (IHC) was involved in a road accident in Islamabad on Saturday.

The second secretary of the IHC hit a motorcyclist, Amir Shehzad, on Nazimuddin Road at 10am. The diplomat stopped immediately after the incident and shifted the injured to Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) Hospital.

A case was registered at Kohsar Police Station but no action was taken as both parties reached a settlement.

COMMENTS (6)

fahim | 13 years ago | Reply @Asad: Are you drunk? Can you read english and understand what is the news? How can you compare RD with this diplomat, who showed compassion to shift the injured to hospital? Accidents can happen in big congested cities, but as long as there are no intention and the response is humane, you cannot blame a person just for being an India. Shame on you, seems you are another brainwashed product of ISI/Military and our Pakistan studies, who cannot look beyond hating everything and blaming everyone else.

Ameer Hamza | 13 years ago | Reply Well, I think it was settled amicably. Indians are better than the Americans - only our establishment does not want us to believe that.

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Malik | 13 years ago | Reply The Indians are better than Raymond Davis, because the diplomat stopped and took the motorcyclist to hospital. It was in any case just an accident.

Thinking | 13 years ago | Reply Looks like India and Pakistan can work together. The accident was actually an accident and the Indian official took the injured man to a hospital. An unfortunate incident with a happy ending.

Dallas Ali | 13 years ago | Reply Just like Ray, Indian diplomat has Diplomatic immunity. No if's, and's or but's.

Asad | 13 years ago | Reply After Raymond Davis we now have Raam Dharmindar saga...

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