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Narowal is District of Punjab Pakistan. Before Partition 1947 Narowal was a Tehsil of district Sialkot. Narowal railway station is very historic especially in 1947 when trains from India and from Pakistan take and bring refugees at this railway station. Narowal station is a junction because train left to Lahore, Sialkot Wazirabad and Shakergarh Chak Amru from here. Also next station is jassar on Shakergarh Chak Amru railway line and from jassar train used to to to Dera baba Nanak till 1947.

In the sixteenth century, Narowal was a small village consisting of only a few houses of labourers around the farmhouse of Land-Lord Naro Singh Bajwa o.[5] The city is the capital of Narowal District. The history of modern Narowal dates back to 90 years when Britishers established a railway link between eastern and western Punjab in its bid to strengthen their grip over Punjab. With the establishment of the railway junctions, investment begins to flow and the city begins to flourish with the passage of time. After the partition and establishment of Pakistan, the railway line between the east and west Punjab was blown off for security reasons. Initially, Narowal was a part of Sialkot district, later gained the status of Tehsil before becoming the District in 1992.

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