Indians bid to attack Pak HC in London foiled

ISLAMABAD: In the wake of false flag operation in Pahalgam, an organised attempt to attack the Pakistani High Commission in London was foiled.

Sources revealed that the Indian intelligence agency had gathered 300 to 400 miscreants to attack the Pakistan High Commission.

Among the miscreants, four masked individuals were assigned the task of pulling down the Pakistani flag at the High Commission, sources added.

The four masked miscreants were later arrested by the police, they added.

Sources further stated that Hindu extremists were marking their foreheads with red marks as a symbol of their “victory". "Initially, only four police officers were deployed to control the miscreants. However, sensing the worsening situation, the number of police personnel was later increased to 50. It was also revealed that the protesters had a vehicle carrying three cans of orange paint, which they planned to throw onto the white building of Pakistan High Commission.”

Sources claimed that the aim was to stain the High Commission’s white building with the orange colour associated with the RSS.

However, Pakistanis present around the High Commission successfully thwarted the attempt.

Six officials of the Pakistan High Commission were already present to protect the national flag.

Upon sensing the situation, more Pakistanis rushed to the site, joined the efforts, and began singing national songs to counter the protesters. The officials of the Pakistan High Commission defended the national flag with full vigour, sources said.

According to sources, 15 to 20 Israeli personnel had already arrived in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), Srinagar.