AHMEDABAD: Activists from Gujarat along with Ramon Magsaysay awardee Sandeep Pandey will hold a 290km march from Ahmedabad to the border areas of Banaskantha district from June 19 to June 30, reported Indian media.
The march will be flagged off from the Sabarmati Ashram in the city and will culminate on the Pakistan border near Suigam in Banaskantha district, covering the Gandhinagar, Mehsana, Patan and Banaskantha districts of the state.
“If the border between Gujarat and Sindh is opened either at Khavda or Nada Bet, people from the two sides will get an opportunity to meet easily; and trade, tourism, and ultimately peace and friendship will be strengthened,” a statement issued by the activists said. “We were supposed to hold the march in September last year but because of the heavy floods and devastation, we decided to postpone the march to this year,” Pandey told TOI. “Civil rights activists from Pakistan are likely to hold a march somewhere in Karachi.
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