Pakistani officials say that three out of eight Indian
diplomats accused by Islamabad of spying have left the country to
return home.
A security official and a government official insist the three
are part of an alleged network of spies.
The two officials say the three Indians left Pakistan on Tuesday
and that the other five "undercover agents" will also leave
Islamabad soon.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were
not authorized to talk to the media.
Pakistan has withdrawn six diplomats from its embassy in New
Delhi after their names were released to Indian media. Islamabad
reciprocated by revealing names of eight Indian diplomats, claiming
they were spies.
Pakistan-Indian tension subsequently increased further, amid
already tense relations over contested Kashmir, which both claim in
its entirety.