Islamabad:
Three Indian High Commission officials out of the eight accused by Pakistan of being members of Indian intelligence agencies, left for India today, according to a media report.
Geo News, quoting sources, reported that three officials left for Dubai from Islamabad this morning.
Five other Indian High Commission officials will leave for India via road through the Wagah border, the report said.
Foreign Office Spokesman Nafees Zakaria last week had accused the eight Indians officials of being members of Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) and Intelligence Bureau (IB).
There was no official confirmation on how many Indian officials had left Pakistan and were expected to leave the country.
Last month, Pakistan had declared Indian High Commission official Surjeet Singh persona non-grata after India's action against Pakistan High Commission official Mehmood Akhtar following Indian police's busting of an ISI-run spy ring.
On November 2, Pakistan had pulled out six of its officials in the wake of the spy scandal.