Indian delegation led by Sidhu arrives in Pakistan to attend Kartarpur corridor inauguration

LAHORE: An India assignment driven by cricketer turned government official Navjot Singh Sidhu on Tuesday touched base in Pakistan through Wahgah outskirt to go to the opening service of Kartarpur Corridor.

Addressing the media, he expressed gratitude toward Prime Minister Imran Khan for the activity that would enable Sikh explorers to visit their heavenly locales in Pakistan.

He said the seed that Imran Khan sew three months prior has turned into a tree now.

Sidhu said the activity could open entryway of a few open doors for both the nations.

Hee said religion ought not be taken a gander at from crystal of legislative issues and fear based oppression.

Leader Imran Khan will initiate Kartarpur Corridor close Narowal on Wednesday.

Sidhu addressed the greater part of the addressed presented by journalists with Punjabi and Urdu verse.

Senior officers of Punjab Rangers respected the Indian assignment as it crossed the fringe.

Indian government affirmed the created of the hall after Pakistan said it was prepared to encourage Sikh explorers.

Gurdwara Kartarpur Sahib, which is three kilometers from the India-Pakistan outskirt, is the last resting spot of Guru Nanak where he put in 18 years.

To achieve Kartarpur, Indian pioneers needed to touch base in Lahore first before heading out 130 kilometer to achieve Narowal .