Indo-Pak train passengers wish well for both nations

Updated on Dec 30, 2008 08:05 pm IST

Passengers of bi-weekly railway service between India and Pakistan, Samjhauta Express are hopeful of improvement in relations between the two nations, which have worsened in the wake of recent Mumbai terror attacks. Pakistani nationals who arrived in India through Samjhauta Express feel that there are no hard feelings amongst the common man and ongoing tensions are between the government of both the nations.

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