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Navjot Singh Sidhu arrives in Pakistan to attend Imran Khan's oath-taking ceremony

| @indiablooms | Aug 17, 2018, at 05:42 pm

Lahore, Aug 17 (IBNS): Indian politician Navjot Singh Sidhu arrived in Pakistan on Friday to attend the  oath-taking ceremony of Prime Minister-elect Imran Khan.

Khan had invited the cricketer-turned-politician Sidhu for the ceremony.

"Sidhu arrived in Lahore via Wagah border and will travel to Islamabad for the oath-taking ceremony scheduled for August 18," reported Geo News.

"I have come to Pakistan on my friend's [Imran] invitation. These are very special moments," Sidhu was quoted as saying by Geo News.

Khan will take oath as Pakistan PM in the upcoming days.

Khan and his PTI scripted a significant victory in the recently held general elections.

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