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No Joint Or Coordinated Parade This Year At Attari Border On Republic Day

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This year, there will be no joint or coordinated parade at the Attari border on Republic Day. Earlier, Pakistan and India used to do a joint parade, which spectators used to watch from both the side.

This year, no public will be allowed due to COVID-19 restrictions at the Attari border.
“No joint or coordinated parade this year at Attari border on Republic Day. No public will be allowed due to COVID-19 restrictions. India will conduct flag-lowering as per daily schedule,” a Border Security Force (BSF) senior official said.

Since March 7 public was not allowed at the Attari border due to COVID-19 restrictions. According to sources, Pakistan since the last few weeks have allowed public as they are seen from the Indian side.

Also Read: Republic Day Parade 2021: Smaller Contingents, No Red Fort This Year Due To COVID-19

Also, India is not offering sweets to Pakistan on various occasions due to the tense relationship with Pakistan, sources said.BSF sources have also claimed that a meeting is scheduled this week to decide what can be done on Republic day.

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