LAHORE: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi presented expensive Sarhis to the granddaughter of his Pakistani counter Miyaan Mohammad Nawaz Sharif on her marriage ceremony today.
Elder daughter of Maryam Nawaz Mehrun Nisa is getting married today.
Modi on his way to Delhi from Afghanistan stopped over in Lahore to meet PM Nawaz Sharif on his forty-fourth birthday.
Modi and Nawaz also held a brief meeting at the latter’s Raiwind residence. This was the first time an Indian premier visited Pakistan in more than a decade.
Both leaders flew to Raiwind from Lahore airport in a chopper, where Modi briefly attended PM Nawaz’s grand daughter’s wedding ceremony and then held a brief meeting with his Pakistani counterpart.
On his surprise visit, he was warmly welcomed by Pakistan leadership as well as from two other major political Parties including Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf (PTI) and Pakistan People’s Party (PPP).
Modi arrived in Kabul on Friday, where he inaugurated the country’s new parliament building, a project initiated by the Indian government in 2007 as a mark of friendship and cooperation to help rebuild war-torn Afghanistan.
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