Amritsar: Pakistan has been striking considering the reference to the Cricketer-Pollition Navjot Singh Sidhu, which is now the presidential Pradesh Congress Committee Punjab, on the site Kartarpurcorridor-.com.pk and has praised his role in the opening of the corridor between the two countries.
Pakistani credit comes at the time of BJP Punjab Chief Ashwani Sharma claims that the initiative to open the corridor begins by the BJP government at the Center immediately after power in 2014.
The website stated that Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, a friend from the days of Kriket Sidhu, has decided To open the Karttarpur corridor on the 550th birthday of Teacher Nanak Dev during the ceremony vowed and shared the same thing with Sidhu, who had arrived in Pakistan to attend the ceremony.
Home Website Reading: “The idea (opening of Corridor Kartarpur) was shared with Indian legend Sikh Cricketer Navjot Singh Sidhu, who attended the ceremony swore at the Prime Minister of Pakistan.
On November 28, 2018, Prime Minister Imran Khan and Navjot Singh Sidhu attended the innovative ceremony of Kartarpur corridor.
“On November 26, 2018, India’s Vice President Venkaah Naidu has placed the foundation of the corridor on the Indian side.
On November 28 the same year, Khan conducted an innovative ceremony on Pakistan’s side.
The website has also published an article entitled ‘Kartarpur Sahib Corridor: Interfaith Harmony in Pakistan’, which reads: “This step (Kartarpur corridor) is considered a sincere effort of Imran Khan, (Head of the Pakistani Army) Gen of Qamar Javed Bajwa and Navjot Singh Sidhu .
Sikh and Muslim believed that these three leaders had respected Nanak Dev’s teacher in the true sense and his followers by creating a facilitative environment that helped allow Sikh, Hindus, Muslims to have a visa-free visit to Kartarpur Sahib.
“It also talked about Sidhu.
Popularity among Punjabi voters who can pave the way for him to the ministerial head office.
“If that happens, this will be arranged in the new era of social, cultural and political history of the region.”