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139 Indians stranded in Pakistan return via Attari-Wagah border

Updated On: 20 October, 2020 10:30 AM IST | Attari (Punjab) | ANI

Gunshafa, a Delhi-based resident who had gone to Pakistan to be with her daughter also echoed a similar sentiment and said that she is grateful that she has returned home after so long

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Indian nationals comes back from Pakistan after being stranded amid concerns over the Covid-19, at Wagah Border Post. Pic/AFP

Indian nationals comes back from Pakistan after being stranded amid concerns over the Covid-19, at Wagah Border Post. Pic/AFP

A total of 139 Indian nationals returned from Pakistan via the Attari-Wagah border on Monday as travel restrictions were imposed earlier due to the coronavirus-induced lockdowns.

"It is because of the coronavirus-induced lockdown that we were not able to come back to our country. You know how it feels to come back home after so long. We are happy to come back to our motherland," said Qamruz Zamane while speaking to ANI.

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