Kejriwal may visit Pakistan next year to attend Lit Fest

March 05, 2016 19:09

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal may travel to Pakistan next year as he has accepted an invitation to attend the next edition of annual Karachi Literature Festival.

At an event, KLF director Ameena Saiyid extended an invitation to Kejriwal to grace the festival as guest and the Chief Minister promptly said he will definitely go there.

"I will definitely. We will learn from each other. We will learn from you and you will learn from us," he said.

Kejriwal was interacting with audience at conference on 'Coalition, a festival of creativity programme' at Talkatora Stadium in Delhi.

Earlier last month, Bollywood Actor Anupam Kher had claimed that he has been denied visa by Pakistan to attend the Karachi Literature Festival, which had taken place from February 5-6.

The Delhi chief minister has not visited any foreign country after coming to power for the second time in February last year

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