India on Tuesday heard Pakistan fiercely in the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC). The issue of this time was to bomb its own people on behalf of Pakistan and make baseless allegations against India. On this occasion, a member of the Indian delegation and an official of the Indian Foreign Service (IFS) Kshitij Tyagi openly reprimanded Pakistan and exposed its policies to the whole world. In such a situation, let us know who is the horizon Tyagi…

Recently, there was a report of an airstrike in the Tirah Valley of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in Pakistan, in which at least 30 people, including women and children, died. Viral videos on social media are showing scenes of destruction. Roads are filled with debris, vehicles are burnt and bodies are being removed from the collapsed houses. After this attack, India strongly condemned Pakistan’s works in UNHRC.

Who are the horizon renouns?

Kshitij Tyagi caught the attention of the whole world by criticizing Pakistan in Geneva. But do you know that this fiery diplomat started with engineering.

He obtained a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from IIT Kharagpur and then did MTech in Thermal Energy and Environmental Engineering. He then worked as a business analyst in a real estate company called Jones Lang Lasal for almost three years.

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In April 2010, he started working as a scientist in the Ministry of Renewable Energy by joining the Government of India. After two years, he passed the Indian Civil Services Examination and joined the Indian Foreign Service (IFS). After training at Lal Bahadur Shastri National Administration Academy, he started his journey in the Ministry of External Affairs and is now representing India in UNHRC.

Disclosure of bombing on his own people

Speaking under the agenda item 4 in the UNHRC session, Kshitij Tyagi said that Pakistan’s delegation misuses the platform. He clarified that these people who make baseless and inflammatory statements against India hide human rights violations happening in their country.

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India Pakistan Conflict: Tension has not come down even after ceasefire between India and Pakistan. After India’s diplomatic action, now Pakistan has also taken action on an Indian diplomat. Pakistan on Tuesday (May 13, 2025) declared a member of the Indian High Commission of involvement in the activities contrary to the privileged situation and declared him a “unwanted person”. In a statement issued by the Ministry of External Affairs, it was also said that the concerned officer has been instructed to leave Pakistan within 24 hours.

According to the Ministry of External Affairs, “The Government of Pakistan has declared a member of the Indian High Commission in Islamabad as an unwanted person due to his involvement in the activities contrary to his privileged position.” The statement said in the statement that the Indian High Commissioner was called to the Ministry of External Affairs and informed about the decision.

India expelled Pakistani officer

Earlier on Tuesday, India expelled a Pakistani officer working in the Pakistan High Commission due to his involvement in alleged espionage. The Ministry of External Affairs said that this officer was not behaving according to the dignity of his diplomatic post in India, so he has been asked to leave the country within 24 hours. This action was taken by both India and Pakistan, amidst the increased tension after a four-day military confrontation. India also issued an objection to the Pakistani High Commissioner in New Delhi on the activities of the officer. The Ministry of External Affairs did not inform the allegations against the Pakistani officer, but according to sources, these allegations are related to a spy case, which the Punjab Police is investigating.

What did the Ministry of External Affairs say by issuing a statement?

The Ministry of External Affairs said, “The Government of India has declared a Pakistani officer working at the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi due to his involvement in the activities not being in line with the official post in India.” The statement said, “The officer has been asked to leave India within 24 hours. An objection in this regard was issued to the in -charge of Pakistan High Commission today.

Punjab Police is investigating the case of espionage

The Punjab Police on Sunday said that it had arrested two people, including a woman, for alleged involvement in the detective activities associated with a Pakistani officer posted at the Pakistani High Commission in Delhi. Director General of Police Gaurav Yadav said that on the basis of reliable intelligence information, two people have been arrested for leaking sensitive information to the bosses in Pakistan regarding the activities of the Indian Army.