Islamabad
Pakistan on Friday allowed India to transport 50,000 metric tonnes of wheat and life-saving medicines to Afghanistan as humanitarian aid by Afghan trucks through the Bagha border. Earlier, there was a dispute between the two countries regarding the modalities of providing aid. India on Thursday said that talks are on with Pakistan to finalize the modalities for providing aid to Afghanistan through Pakistan. India also emphasized that there should be no condition on the delivery of humanitarian aid.

India said – there should be no condition in humanitarian aid
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Arindam Bagchi in New Delhi said that we reiterate our point that there should not be any condition for humanitarian aid. Pakistan had last week officially informed India of its decision to allow India to transport wheat and life-saving medicines from its territory to neighboring Afghanistan as an exception for humanitarian purposes.

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Now offered to send aid through Afghan trucks
Pakistan on Thursday rejected India’s offer to send wheat to Afghanistan using its territory. However, the Foreign Office said in a statement on Friday that India has been officially informed of the decision to allow New Delhi to send wheat and life-saving medicines to Afghanistan via Afghan trucks via Pakistan.

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India wants to use its trucks
He said that it has been decided that Afghan trucks will be used to transport help from the Wagah border to Torkham. The Foreign Office said that the decision has been conveyed to the Deputy High Commissioner of India. Pakistan had been insisting that consignments of wheat and medicines to be sent to Afghanistan in Pakistani trucks from the Bagha border, while India was trying to use its trucks.

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India’s focus on helping the needy
India wants to ensure that aid reaches the beneficiaries in need and the distribution of relief materials through a credible international agency. Pakistan’s Foreign Office said that the Indian government has been requested to take necessary steps to expedite the delivery of humanitarian aid. It also said that the verdict shows that Pakistan is committed and serious about facilitating the proposed humanitarian aid to the people of Afghanistan.

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Hunger situation in Afghanistan
Experts have warned that millions of people, including children, could face starvation in Afghanistan if the weather turns bad this winter, according to forecasts. Afghanistan is now ruled by the Taliban, which came to power in mid-August.