2,400 Indian Sikh pilgrims arrive in Pakistan to participate in Baisakhi festival
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Sardar Ramsh Singh Orara, the first Sikh Minister of Pakistan’s Punjab province and Chairman of the Gurudwara Management Committee of Pakistan, welcomed the Indian pilgrims at the Wagah Border along with Additional Secretary of the Evacuee Trust Property Board Rana Shahid and other senior officials.
Lahore. Around 2,400 Indian Sikh pilgrims arrived in Lahore on Saturday via the Wagah border to participate in the annual Baisakhi festival. An officer gave this information. Sardar Ramsh Singh Orara, the first Sikh Minister of Pakistan’s Punjab province and Chairman of the Gurudwara Management Committee of Pakistan, welcomed the Indian pilgrims at the Wagah border along with Additional Secretary of the Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETPB) Rana Shahid and other senior officials.
Around 2,400 Indian Sikh pilgrims arrived today at Gurdwara Panja Sahib, Hasan Abdal to participate in the Baisakhi celebrations, ETPB spokesperson Amir Hashmi said. Hashmi said the main event of the festival will take place on Sunday with more than 11,000 local and foreign Sikh pilgrims gathering at Panja Sahib.
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