Comments on: A Visit to Pakistan-II | Lahore and the Legend of Bhagat Singh

By: H V Kumar

Fri, 14 Dec 2012 10:27:14 +0000

Comparisons between India & Pakistan are hilarious!

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By: A Visit to Pakistan – III | One Night at the Wagha Border « Traveltales(यात्रा) « LoOp-WhOlE

Mon, 03 Dec 2012 16:24:51 +0000

[…] Previously: Wagha to Lahore, On Foot -Part I | The Legend of Bhagat Singh -Part II […]

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By: Garun Toel

Thu, 29 Nov 2012 05:13:49 +0000

You have a good concept out here.

But it would be great if you could jot down all the similarities in the end.

The pictures are brilliant. However, miles to go for the text to reach the same quality.

Inshallah you will do it, one day!

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By: Asim Raza

Tue, 27 Nov 2012 20:45:21 +0000

Tarun G, its heart touching piece of writing . I am from Lahore.I was also a delegate of that South Asian Youth Conference but then we don’t have introduction, and I think you left the conference earlier.

On our return from Islamabad I came back Lahore with 17 Indian Delegates (the youngsters) . we visited some historical places of Lahore like Badshai Masjid , Shahi Qila (Fort), Shrine of Hazrat Daata Ganj Bakahs (Daata Darbar) and Masjid wazir Khan in old walled city. They also had a dinner at typical Food street near the Shahi Fort with our typical Lahorei style

They had to leave on the same night by Bus. so we could not visit some other Historical and famous places of Lahore due to shortage of time.
It was memorable experience to host the young people of other side . During all the time we spent together in Lahore and Pakistan, We didn’t feel big differences among us.our views about the things are same. Now these people are my lifetime friends… I miss you all ..

I want to say now whenever you will visit the Pakistan you must contact with me, its always welcome to the people of other side.
you will enter through same entry point (wahgah) and it would be our (of Zinda dilane Lahore) pleasure to host you and visit the Lahore in our own Lahorei style. as you know its said ..
Lahore Lahore ay (Lahore is Lahore)…

I will also share with you some recent pics of actual place related to the Legend Bhagat Singh.

I also want to share that we the group of 30 Pakistanis young people applied for conference Visas 2 times , once for Chandigarh India, and the other for New Dehli. But both times our visas were not issued by Indian High Commission in Islamabad. But we still we are not disappointed

Whenever i visit the Wahgha border , I go to Zero point/ line on Pakistani side and see the other side and make my commitment more stronger that Inshallah on a day I will cross this line with Indian Visa”. I am waiting for that day…..

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By: Arun Kumar

Tue, 27 Nov 2012 09:19:32 +0000

Am out of words. Makes me rethink. There are people, humans both sides of the border. So much distance just for sake of .. what? …..boundaries and worse still, misinformation/disinformation?

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By: Tarun

Tue, 27 Nov 2012 04:06:55 +0000

Tears? Seriously? While I was in the bus, I was thinking about the partition. Leaving your houses, friends, property, just because you didn’t belong to a particular religion. And even in 2012, same shit happens. We learn from history that we do not learn from it.

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By: Hemant bansal

Mon, 26 Nov 2012 21:37:37 +0000

Lovely writing Tarun, more importantly, your journey both inspiring and worth pondering.

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By: Nishit Sharma

Mon, 26 Nov 2012 19:16:56 +0000

Bande foreign trip par jaate hain Switzerland, thailand, bangkok aur tum pahunche pakistan…u truly r different, u think different.
Punjabi language spoken in Pakistan is very similar to language spoken in Rajouri n poonch district of J&K.
looking forward to hear more about your travel experiences in Pak

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By: Priyesh

Mon, 26 Nov 2012 18:27:59 +0000

It shows you had a gr8 experience and enjoyed a lot…

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By: ava

Mon, 26 Nov 2012 17:52:56 +0000

Lovely post. I had tears in my eyes at a couple of places. Waiting eagerly for the next installment now, Tarun

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