Shatrughan Sinha calls on Pakistan President Arif Alvi, discusses Kashmir

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Updated At : 03:30 PM Feb 23, 2020 IST

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Islamabad, February 23

Congress leader and veteran actor Shatrughan Sinha on Saturday called on Pakistan President Arif Alvi during which the two leaders agreed that there was a strong need to work for promotion of peace in the subcontinent.

Sinha, who is in Pakistan on a personal visit, called on President Alvi at the Governor House in Lahore and the two discussed Kashmir among other matters of interest, according to a statement by Alvi’s office.

Both Alvi and Sinha agreed that there was a strong need to work for promotion of peace in the subcontinent. — PTI

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