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Indian high commissioner leaves Pakistan after Islamabad’s diplomatic downgrade

Indian high commissioner leaves Pakistan after Islamabad’s diplomatic downgrade

  • High commissioner Ajay Bisaria left Pakistan after worsening ties between India and Pakistan
  • India “regretted” Pakistan’s decision in response, urging Islamabad to reconsider
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