India to resume bus service to Pakistan

India is to restart a bus service to Pakistan that was stopped 17 months ago after an attack on its parliament that New Delhi blamed on terrorists supported by Islamabad.

India to resume bus service to Pakistan
Mon, 26 May, 2003 - 19:39

India is to restart a bus service to Pakistan that was stopped 17 months ago after an attack on its parliament that New Delhi blamed on terrorists supported by Islamabad.

The government also decided to release 70 Pakistani fishermen and 60 other civilian prisoners languishing in Indian jails, said Navtej Sarna, an External Affairs Ministry spokesman.

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