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Pak. expels two Indians
By B. Muralidhar Reddy

ISLAMABAD, MARCH 19. Pakistan today expelled two staffers of the Indian High Commission on charges of ``spying'' and ordered them to leave the country within a week.

The two, Makhan Singh and Pramod Kumar Saxena, assistants in the High Commission, have been expelled ``on account of their involvement in activities incompatible with their official status,'' a statement from the Pakistan Foreign Office said.

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