Sunny Deol" width="800" height="600" />On Saturday, 9th Nov 2019, Bollywood actor Sunny Deol will land in Pakistan to go to attend the inauguration ceremony of the Kartarpur Corridor.
Affirmation of the actor’s appearance in Pakistan was additionally given by Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh of India’s Punjab on Thursday, a source reported, The Express Tribune.
The actor turned legislator is a BJP administrator from India’s Gurdaspur district.
A few Indian news sources additionally announced that the Indian Prime Minister’s Office has permitted Punjab Congress Leader,
Navjot Singh Sidhu, to visit Pakistan and partake in the Kartarpur Corridor opening ceremony.
The pioneer had looked for consent from the external affairs to attend the occasion, in the wake of getting a greeting by Prime Minister Imran Khan.
Two days in front of the initiation of the Kartarpur hall, India asserted on Thursday that conflicting reports have been originating from Pakistan, with respect to whether Indians will require an international ID to visit the Darbar Sahib holy place.
Notwithstanding, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) representative, Raveesh Kumar, revealed to India Today that an agreement had been signed between the two nations, settling the modalities of the visits and included that India will stick to this same pattern.
“Clashing reports are originating from Pakistan. At times they state identification is required and now and again they state it isn’t required. Starting at now, there is a two-sided agreement which indicated required documents,” he said.
Sunny Deol" width="800" height="600" />On Saturday, 9th Nov 2019, Bollywood actor Sunny Deol will land in Pakistan to go to attend the inauguration ceremony of the Kartarpur Corridor.
Affirmation of the actor’s appearance in Pakistan was additionally given by Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh of India’s Punjab on Thursday, a source reported, The Express Tribune.
The actor turned legislator is a BJP administrator from India’s Gurdaspur district.
A few Indian news sources additionally announced that the Indian Prime Minister’s Office has permitted Punjab Congress Leader, Navjot Singh Sidhu, to visit Pakistan and partake in the Kartarpur Corridor opening ceremony.
The pioneer had looked for consent from the external affairs to attend the occasion, in the wake of getting a greeting by Prime Minister Imran Khan.
Two days in front of the initiation of the Kartarpur hall, India asserted on Thursday that conflicting reports have been originating from Pakistan, with respect to whether Indians will require an international ID to visit the Darbar Sahib holy place.
Notwithstanding, the Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) representative, Raveesh Kumar, revealed to India Today that an agreement had been signed between the two nations, settling the modalities of the visits and included that India will stick to this same pattern.
“Clashing reports are originating from Pakistan. At times they state identification is required and now and again they state it isn’t required. Starting at now, there is a two-sided agreement which indicated required documents,” he said.
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