USNMix Report: After the
return of Avinandan,
the 'Samjhouta Express' will resume from this day.
Tension was canceled on the
train
the 'Samjhouta Express' will resume from this day.
Air Force Emblem of the Wing
Commander Pilot Avinandan returned Friday night. After this, India and Pakistan
have agreed to restore the train service on their behalf. Now the Samjhouta
Express will be leaving for Pakistan from Delhi on Sunday. A senior railway official
informed about this. The announcement was made the next day after Wing
Commander Avinandan Varthaman was released from Pakistan. The official said
that the first train from India will run on March 3.
The agreement was canceled
on February 28
After the action taken by
the IAF, Pakistan canceled its train service on its behalf, after which India
canceled the operations of the Samjhauta Express on February 28. The train will
run from India on Sunday, while on behalf of Pakistan it will run from Lahore
on a return trip on Monday. Trains from India run from Delhi to Atari and from
Pakistan to Lahore from Wagah.
In this vehicle, the people
who want to travel, have been asked to spread the information about the movement
of this vehicle. As the tension between India and Pakistan increased, Indian
Railways announced the services of the Samjhouta Express running between the
two countries to be canceled till March 03. Only after the Pulwama attack did
the tensions rise between India and Pakistan? As the tension increased, the
number of people traveling by this car was continue decreasing.
These trains were run in
1976
This train was started
between Attari-Lahore on July 22, 1976. The Samjhouta Express passes only three
kilometers between Attari-Wagah. After the war in 1971, Shimla agreement was
reached between the then Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and his
counterpart Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto. Under this, India and Pakistan had agreed to
make rail connections. Since the railway route from Attari to Lahore was
already present, there was no blockage in starting the Samjhouta Express.
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