Indian Sikh Pilgrims Arrive for Jore Mela Commemorations
SIKH pilgrims from India arrive at the Wagah Border to participate in the death anniversary commemorations of Guru Arjun Dev Ji, also known as Jore Mela.—Online LAHORE: Around 600 Sikhs from India arrived via Wagah Border on Wednesday to observe the death anniversary of Guru Arjun Dev Ji, known as Jore Mela. Punjab Minister for Minorities Ramesh Singh Arora, Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETPB) Additional Secretary (Shrines) Nasir Mushtaq and Pakistan Gurdwara Parbandhak Commi
Approximately 600 Sikh pilgrims from India have arrived in Pakistan through the Wagah Border to participate in the Jore Mela, an event commemorating the death anniversary of Guru Arjun Dev Ji. Officials from the Punjab government and the Evacuee Trust Property Board welcomed the visitors, highlighting Pakistan's commitment to peace and harmony. This marks the largest group of Sikh pilgrims to visit Pakistan for this occasion in 14 years, with extensive arrangements made for their security, medical needs, and comfort during the intense summer heat.
The arrival of Sikh pilgrims underscores religious freedom and cross-border cultural exchange, fostering goodwill between India and Pakistan.
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