No documents, Border's family stuck in Amritsar
Amritsar, December 8 A local lawyer has come to the rescue of a Pakistan-based Hindu couple who could not cross the Attari-Wagah border with their India-born child for want of official formalities.
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Amritsar, December 8 A local lawyer has come to the rescue of a Pakistan-based Hindu couple who could not cross the Attari-Wagah border with their India-born child for want of official formalities.
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