New Delhi: Pakistan’s President Asif Ali Zardari along with 40 member delegation and family members reached New Delhi on Sunday for a day-long India visit to pay homage at the shrine of Hazrat Khawaja Moinuddin Chishti in Ajmer.
After having lunch at PM House Delhi the President left for Jay Pur through the plan of Pakistan Air force.
India Air Force’s helicopter took the president and other members of the Pakistani delegation to Ajmer.
The President reached the shrine at 4:15 pm.
Pakistani President announces $1 million for the shrine of Khawaja Moinuddin Chishti.
President Zardari leaves Shrine after offering prayer.
What Twitter say:
@quencro Zardari donates $1million to India. Pakistan goes into another recession@akankshu_27 Zardari so Pakistan takes billion from USA and give million to Indian religious place. Nt bad.
@AnasMansoori Why did Zardari announce donation amount for the dargah in dollars? Why not in Pakistani Rupees? Zardari india pakistan Ajmer
@teladia zardari doing grave worshipping at Ajmer. I cannot express to you in words how much I hated this city when I visited. Shirk galore.
@AhmerMurad Zardari has announced $1m donation for Gharib Nawaz. Is he allowed to do that on taxpayers’ behalf? Or is it coming from the Swiss account?
@YOGESHBOND v should also sent RamizRaja to pakistan back along wid Zardari .No?
@farah_lodhi Zardari gave nazrana of $1mn to Mazar in India. From his personal pocket? Swiss A/c? or from tax payers of#Pakistan?
@MalihaMansoori Zardari announces $1Mn for AjmerSharif‘. no no, not from his pocket.
@AnkitRathod It would have been better to see Pakistan Cricket Team visiting India rather than Zardari and family ! Seriously
@ethicalme hahaha… suddenly every hindi news channel has started speaking urdu. And I’m loving it. lol! zardariThe whole country should be in mourning for 135 soldiers buried in avalanche instead of creating hype on Zardari‘s visit to India…….
Kasab Ko Biryani, Zardari Ko Kabab. Bharat Ki Aam Janta, Le Chaat! Zardari
@Padmajajoshi1 Traffic stalled at Dhaulakuan thanks to zardari visit
@sharmilafaruqi President Zardari on his way to PM’s residence
@aurbolo SM Krishna to Zardari – “Why no Hina Rabani Khar ? To whom shall I talk ? Katti, Katti, Katti”
@iAmritendu Why we are entertaining zardari ? Alash! They are having lunch by our money… Ah hey Mr. PM pay bill urself frm ur own pocket not ours
@umemalicious Sheer wastage of Pakistani resources.#zardari visit
Earlier:
Indian Union water resources minister Pawan Kumar Bansal received the Pakistani delegation.
During the visit the president would stay for three hours in Delhi to attend a luncheon being hosted in his honour by Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
The President along with 40 member delegation including his family members will reach the shrine at 5:00pm. He will stay at the shrine for about half an hour.
India has made special security arrangements and deployed 2,000 police personnel for the President’s visit.
Joint Commissioner of Delhi Police Taj Hasan said that the outer circle security would be handled by Delhi Police in uniform while inner security would be controlled by a special unit of Delhi police officers in plain clothes.
However, the visit is totally focused on to pay homage at the shrine but analysts say that Zardari’s visit will improve relations between both the neigbouring countries.
A 2010 Pew survey found 53% of the respondents in Pakistan chose India as the greater threat to their country, and only 26% chose the Taliban and al-Qaeda. At the same time 72% said it was important to improve relations with India, and about 75% wanted more trade relations and talks with India.
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