New Delhi: The Samjhauta Express on Thursday reached Delhi station at 8 am on Friday, four-and-a-half hours behind schedule as it was stopped at the Wagah border by Pakistani authorities, sources from the railways said. The train that runs between India and Pakistan came with 117 passengers in which 48 Pakistanis were included, it said.

These 117 passengers were stranded at Wagah on the Pakistani side after it was stopped there by the Pakistani authorities citing security concerns. The Indian railways had sent one engine along with crew and guard to escort the train from Wagah to Attari on the Indian side.