 Prime Minister has today announced he will attend Monday's swearing-in ceremony of  's next Prime Minister,  . In the history of , the leader of one country has not visited the swearing-in ceremony of a leader of the other since 1947, when the two countries became independent. "It is good news that [Sharif] is visiting India", said , the Indian opposition party  leader; "It is an opportunity to hold meeting with him and important issues should be raised." , spokesperson for Modi's , said, "It is very good news that Nawaz Sharif has accepted Modi's invitation. This will mark a start of a new relationship between India and Pakistan".
Pakistani Prime Minister has today announced he will attend Monday's swearing-in ceremony of India 's next Prime Minister, Narendra Modi . In the history of , the leader of one country has not visited the swearing-in ceremony of a leader of the other since 1947, when the two countries became independent. "It is good news that [Sharif] is visiting India", said , the Indian opposition party Indian National Congress leader; "It is an opportunity to hold meeting with him and important issues should be raised." , spokesperson for Modi's , said, "It is very good news that Nawaz Sharif has accepted Modi's invitation. This will mark a start of a new relationship between India and Pakistan".
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