More than 50 per cent work has been comple­ted on Pakist­an's side of the corrid­orLAHORE: The second round of technical talks on the Kartarpur Corridor is underway as Pakistani and Indian experts met at the border on Tuesday. More than 50 per cent work has been completed on Pakistan’s side of the corridor. The talks were initially expected to be held on April 2, at Wagah border but India pulled out of the talks. India refused to send its team after raising concerns regarding composition of the committee announced by Pakistan to facilitate the Sikh pilgrims. The proposal to build a corridor connecting Dera Baba Nanak in India with Kartarpur Sahib in Pakistan has been there for two decades.

Source: The Express Tribune April 16, 2019 09:00 UTC