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Indo-Pak bus service to be flagged off tomorrow: PM
Wednesday, April 6 2005 19:09 Hrs (IST) - World Time -

New Delhi: Describing the militant attack in Srinagar as "unfortunate", Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today (Apr 6, 2005) said the Srinagar-Muzaffarabad bus service will be flagged off tomorrow (Apr 7, 2005).

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"It is an unfortunate incident. These are desperate acts of desperate people. There is no change with regard to the flagging off of the bus service. The peace process and the journey of peace will go on," PMO Spokesman Dr Sanjay Baru quoted the Prime Minister as saying.

Home Minister Shivraj V Patil and External Affairs Minister K Natwar Singh will accompany the Prime Minister to Srinagar tomorrow.

PTI

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