LAHORE – Indian government led by Narendra Modi, ruined the weeding ceremony with their aggressive decision.
Family was suffered badly by Indian government decision for allowing “Samjhota Express” to enter in India. A family visited Pakistan for wedding shopping.
Family told that marriage procession of their marriage will held after seven days and Indian government not allowed them to enter in India.
Indian authorities on Thursday refused to give clearance to ‘Samjhota Express’, a train service for Pakistan-India passengers, Senior Railway Manager Javaid Anwar.
Javaid Anwar said that Indian officials refused to open the gate for ‘Samjhota Express’. ” Train is on way back to Lahore,” he told.
Earlier, According to Railways officials, Samjhota Express stopped at Wahga railway station and it has not given the clearance to cross the border.
Indian Railways officials had requested Pakistan railways that there has been a protest being held by the Indian farmers and may be some violent protesters can attack the train as well so its better for train not to cross the border.
‘May be Indian protesters can set the train on fire’ Indian officials.
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