India declared Pakistan a “No School-Going Mission” and asked its staff members in Islamabad either to return back home or send their kids to India for further studies. Many of the staff at the High Commission have started sending their kids back home.
India asks Staff Kids to Return from Pakistan after declaring it ‘No School-Going Mission’
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