NANKANA SAHIB (HRNW): The three-day festivities marking the Baisakhi festival have successfully concluded at Gurdwara Janam Asthan, Nankana Sahib. Under strict security protocols, the Sikh pilgrims have commenced their journey toward the next leg of their spiritual pilgrimage.
Itinerary and Next Destinations
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Strict Security Escort: According to the district administration, pilgrims were departed in special coaches protected by a high-security cordoned-off convoy.
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Visit to Farooqabad: The pilgrims are scheduled to reach Gurdwara Sacha Sauda in Farooqabad first.
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Main Ceremony: From Farooqabad, the group will travel to Gurdwara Panja Sahib in Hasan Abdal. They will participate in the central and largest ceremony of the Baisakhi festival on April 14.
Participation of Indian Pilgrims
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Arrival Statistics: A total of 2,238 Indian Sikh pilgrims arrived at Gurdwara Janam Asthan to participate in the Mela.
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Logistics: The pilgrims were transported to Nankana Sahib via special buses, with the government ensuring foolproof security arrangements throughout their stay.
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Pilgrims’ Sentiments: Expressing their gratitude, the pilgrims remarked, “The love and hospitality extended by the Government of Pakistan and its people will remain in our hearts forever.”
Security and Facilities
The district administration maintained high-alert security measures during the arrival, stay, and departure phases. Comprehensive arrangements, including medical camps and facilitated transport, were provided to ensure that the pilgrims could perform their religious rituals with peace of mind.
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