Two Indian high commission officials were reported missing in Pakistan according to sources.

Two Indian high commission officials were reported missing in Pakistan according to sources

 Two Indian High Commission officials have been missing from Islamabad, Pakistan, since Monday morning, according to sources. The officials were gone out for an official task before they disappeared. The Indian government has brought up the subject with Pakistan's government authorities.

Following the expulsion of Pakistan officials, the Indian representatives were expecting a complementary response from Islamabad. The Indian high commission is noticing it hard to continue normal functioning, faced as Indian representatives and consular officials are with incessant and vigorous tailing and surveillance.

The latest event comes weeks after the vehicle of India's Charge d'affaires Gaurav Ahluwalia was pursued by Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) members.

In March, the Indian High Commission in Pakistan sent a strong protest note to the foreign ministry in Islamabad opposing against the ongoing harassment of its officers and staffs by Pakistani agencies.

According to the note, India cited 13 cases of harassment in March itself and asked Pakistan to halt such incidents and investigate the matter. India had requested Pakistani authorities to "investigate these incidents urgently and instruct the relevant agencies to ensure that similar incidents do not recur".

The government has communicated to Pakistan that the behaviour of its agencies disrupted the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, 1961, and also the bilateral 1992 Code of Conduct which the 2 nations signed to afford diplomats immunity from hostilities in ties.