India Removes Security Barriers Outside Pakistan High Commission In Delhi Mirroring Pakistan's Move

Indian authorities have reportedly removed security barriers and other structures outside the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi, in a move that comes days after Pakistan removed security barricades outside the Indian High Commission in Islamabad.

According to reports, authorities on Thursday dismantled unauthorised structures and queue-management barriers placed outside the Pakistan diplomatic mission in the national capital. The action reportedly included the removal of traffic bollards and barricades forming part of the external security perimeter.

Structures Outside Mission Removed

The reported action involved structures and barriers erected along the lane outside the Pakistan High Commission, including installations used for managing queues near the visa section.

Visuals from the site reportedly showed barricades and other structures being removed, with debris left outside the diplomatic premises.

The main entrance and core structure of the Pakistan High Commission were reportedly left intact.

Comes Days After Action In Islamabad

The development reportedly comes three days after Pakistani authorities removed protective security barricades positioned outside the Indian High Commission in Islamabad.

The move has drawn attention amid heightened diplomatic tensions between India and Pakistan. However, there has been no official confirmation establishing that the removal of the structures in New Delhi was directly linked to the action in Islamabad.

Authorities have reportedly described the structures removed from outside the Pakistan High Commission as unauthorised.

Further details on the decision and its diplomatic implications are awaited.