A group of Hindu pilgrims from punjab left for pakistan on tuesday with chants of Har-Har Mahadev. This
group includes 55 people who have left for pakistan to visit Katas raj Mahadev and other temples located in
Pakistan. The pilgrims included in this group have come from every corner of the country. Their pilgrimage has
started from 19th december and is going to continue till 25th December. These Hindu pilgrims were sent off
from Shri Durgyana Tirtha located in amritsar as per religious customs. This group left for pakistan via Attari
border. A group of 55 Hindu pilgrims left for pakistan with chants of Har Har Mahadev. Apart from Katas Raj
Mahadev, Hindu pilgrims will visit Radha-Krishna temple, Valmiki temple and Luv-Kush Samadhi in Pakistan.
Before leaving for the pilgrimage, a pilgrim said that we request the government of pakistan that like every time,
this time also the number of the group is less because it is said that visas will be given to 200 pilgrims but after
that visas are not given to that many people. go.
Only 55 people have got visa
Visas were issued for 149 people to visit Hindu religious places in Pakistan. Out of that, only 55 people have got
visa from Pakistan. Every time assurance is given that the number of visas will be increased but it does not
happen. He said that the government of india should also make efforts in this direction so that Hindu pilgrims
can visit their religious places in maximum numbers.
The group will return on 25th December
The group of Hindu pilgrims will return to india on 25 December. Let us tell you that this group includes both
men and women. The people included in the group have arrived from Delhi, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Bihar,
Telangana, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh.
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