Sweets are traded between Indian and Pakistani border troops on A confidence-building initiative and an endeavor to foster peace between the nuclear-armed neighbors, Eid Practice is a religious holiday celebrated by both countries.
On Monday, the border guards from Pakistan and India shared sweets and sent each other their best wishes for the holiday of Eid al-Fitr.
The local commanders of the Border Security Force (BSF) India and Pakistan Rangers Punjab swapped sweets at the Wagah-Attari border.
Similar sentiments were shared by the border guards of the two nations at the Ganda Singhwala border in Kasur and other bordering regions.
Although our relations with India are tense, it is a good idea for both countries to demonstrate goodwill to each other on each other’s religious and national and religious festivals, according to the citizens who gathered to observe the march at the Wagah border during Eid.
Eidul Fitr is celebrated in Read Nation with customary fervor.
It has become customary for the Indian and Pakistani armed forces to exchange sweets on holidays and other occasions each year, as well as on national holidays.
The practice aims to increase mutual trust amongst the neighbors who possess nuclear weapons and to bring about peace.
