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India, Pakistan border guards exchange sweets at joint check-post

ATTARI PUNJAB: Border guards of India and Pakistan on Monday exchanged pleasantries and sweets at the AttariWagah joint checkpost to mark Indias 70th Independence Day

Updated At : 02:16 AM Aug 16, 2016 IST

BSF personnel Commandant Sudeep (second from right, front) offering sweets to Pakistan Rangers Superintendent Ashraf on the occasion of India''s Independence Day at the Attari Joint Checkpost on Monday. Tribune photo: Vishal Kumar

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