Nankana Sahib visits to be hassle-free now

Chandigarh, Punjab: The pilgrims visiting the historical Nankana Sahib and Panja Sahib gurdwaras in Pakistan will no more have to go through hassles as Pakistan’s interior minister A Rehman Malik has issued directions to drop the existing process of taking away of pilgrims’ passports and conducting various enquiries before letting them enter these religious places.

The development is the result of the visit of a delegation of 15 legal eagles from Chandigarh, led by senior assistant solicitor general Anmol Rattan Singh Sidhu, which also met Sarabjeet Singh in Kot Lakhpat jail of Pakistan where he has been lodged after being awarded the death sentence.

The delegation also requested the interior minister to release Sarabjeet on humanitarian grounds. The delegation also attended a conference on ‘Future of Pak-India Bilateral Relationship Through People Contact’. The delegation members were given the honorary membership of the Lahore Bar Association, the largest bar in Asia.

2 comments

  1. I AM SIKH AND PROUD TO BE ONE .AS INDIA IS PART OF WORLD POWER IN THE WORLD.ABOUT TIME INDIA GOVT START RECOGNISING EVERY RELIGIOUS PERSONS HUMAN RIGHTS.AS CONGRESS AND BJP ARE SO CORRUPT SO FAR THEY ARE STILL BLOCKING JUSTICE FOR EVERY INCIDENT HAPPENED AGAINST SIKHS SINCE AKAL TAKHAT WAS ATTACKED,MUSLIMS MOSIQUE WAS ATTACKED AND CHRISTIAN CHURCHS WERE DAMAGED AND SO MANY PEOPLE KILLED.
    TO MAKE KHALISTAN OUR STATE PUNJAB NAME SHOULD BE CHANGED TO KHALISTAN INDIAN GOVT MUST ACCEPT THE REQUEST.
    ALL SIKH MUST LIVE AS INDIPENDANT AS HINDUS IN INDIA.

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