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India hopes to make forward movement on Kartarpur talks

| @indiablooms | Mar 13, 2019, at 02:11 pm

New Delhi, Mar 13(UNI): India on Wednesday expressed hope that forward movement will be made in talks with Pakistan for the Kartarpur Sahib corridor on Thursday.

'We are going with a positive mindset and hope Pakistan will also reciprocate in the same manner,' a senior government official said here.

He said the government of India has identified 50 acres of land for the corridor 'which has immense national importance'.

In the first phase, 15 acres of land will be developed and a state of the art terminal building will be setup.

In Thursday's meeting to be held at Attari, issues related to passports for pilgrims and necessary security protocol will also figure. 

 

 

 

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