Lahore,15 Jan 2025 (Ali Imran Chattha) : 84 Hindu pilgrims who came to Pakistan for pilgrimage to Hayat Patafi (Sindh), the ancient wedding hall of Nadu religion, left for India. Additional Secretary of Abandoned Waqf Property Board Shrines Saifullah Khokhar along with Deputy Secretary Umar Javed Awan bid farewell to the pilgrims at the Wagah border. While talking to the media representatives at the Wagah border, Indian Jatha leader Saint Dr. Yudhishtar Lal said that those in Pakistan Love and love will always be remembered as accompanying pilgrims are grateful for the arrangements made by the Abandoned Waqf Board and the Government of Pakistan.
We had complete freedom for religious worship and pilgrimage in Pakistan while the best arrangements were made, especially for security accommodation and media. He said that every year they come to Pakistan for pilgrimage. Every time better arrangements are made for hospitality. Media representatives of Additional Secretary Sharaniz Saifullah Khokho said that the pilgrims are going back after completing their visit to Pakistan. According to the orders of Chairman Mutukah Waqf Property Board Syed Attaur Rahman, all facilities including security, medical and transport were provided to the pilgrims. Performed religious rituals in Sukkur. He said that the pilgrims have expressed their satisfaction on the facilities and hospitality provided by the Government of Pakistan and the Hindu temple management. While welcoming the Wagah Bird, the Chairman Mutukah Waqf Amalak Board presented special gifts and bouquets of flowers to the pilgrims.
We had complete freedom for religious worship and pilgrimage in Pakistan while the best arrangements were made, especially for security accommodation and media. He said that every year they come to Pakistan for pilgrimage. Every time better arrangements are made for hospitality. Media representatives of Additional Secretary Sharaniz Saifullah Khokho said that the pilgrims are going back after completing their visit to Pakistan. According to the orders of Chairman Mutukah Waqf Property Board Syed Attaur Rahman, all facilities including security, medical and transport were provided to the pilgrims. Performed religious rituals in Sukkur. He said that the pilgrims have expressed their satisfaction on the facilities and hospitality provided by the Government of Pakistan and the Hindu temple management. While welcoming the Wagah Bird, the Chairman Mutukah Waqf Amalak Board presented special gifts and bouquets of flowers to the pilgrims.