Lahore-based historian, Fakir S. Aijazuddin, characterised it as a "unique experiment" in cross-border ties between India and Pakistan. He claimed that universality symbolised by Guru Nanak can bring the people of all religions together.[1] Kartarpur corridor was called Guru Nanak's legacy project depicting his way of living life.[89] It is regarded as 'heartwarming' exchange between both Punjabs.[90]