How to pass data from MVC Controller to ASPX Page? - asp.net-mvc

I have two projects (one ASP.NET MVC and one ASP.NET Webform). I am showing the aspx page of webform project in one panel of the cshtml page of MVC project.
I wanted to pass a value from the action method of controller to the aspx page and I need to use it in the webform project. Could some one help how to achieve this?
Thanks in advance!

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