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Indian officials at Pak Day parade

Islamabad: In a first senior Indian military officials and diplomats posted here attended the military parade to mark the Pakistan Day a report said on Friday

Updated At : 06:48 AM Mar 24, 2018 IST

Islamabad: In a first, senior Indian military officials and diplomats posted here attended the military parade to mark the Pakistan Day, a report said on Friday. This was part of Pakistan Army chief’s initiative to send across a message of peace to New Delhi. Indian deputy high commissioner JP Singh and Defence and Military Adviser Brigadier Sanjay P Vishwasrao (in pic) were among those who attended the event. PTI

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