The government of India has finally decided to respect its ‘National Hero’ Bhagat Singh whose ancestral places are in Pakistan.

According to the report, India has given an offer to the government of Pakistan to restore the ancestral house and school of Bhagat Singh.

The ancestral house and the school are located in Lyallpur, Pakistan.

The Indian government is ready to bear the cost of restoring the ancestral house and school.

Moreover, the Indian government has also said Pakistan to open the Hinglaj Mata temple for Indians to visit. The temple is located in Karachi.

India had offered the proposals during the fourth round of culture secretary-level talks between both countries.

Pakistan has also agreed to make a counter draft for the cultural exchange agreement between two neighbors and accepted most of the offers made by the government of India. Earlier, Pakistan had not answered to the Indian proposal regarding the cultural exchange program.

Both the governments have also agreed to hold an exhibition of paintings by Amrita Sher-Gil in Pakistan and painting of Abdur Rehman Chugtai in India.

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