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India denies Sikh pilgrims from visiting Pakistan

Pakistan health infra inadequate: MHA denies pilgrims nod for Saka Nankana Sahib centenary

Last Updated: Pakistan Health Infra Inadequate: MHA Denies Pilgrims Nod For Saka Nankana Sahib Centenary The Union Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday denied permission to 600 Sikh pilgrims intending to visit gurdwaras in Pakistan citing the security and COVID-19 The Union Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday denied permission to around 600 Sikh pilgrims intending to visit gurdwaras in Pakistan citing the security and COVID-19 situation in that country. In a communication to the Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC), the Home Ministry said that the security situation in Pakistan continues to be adverse and there is a threat to Indian citizens in that country.

DNA Exclusive: How Khalistan s objectives are dangerous for India s national integrity?

Highlights Khalistan means The Land of Khalsa i.e. a separate nation for the Khalsa or a separate nation for the Sikhs. Khalsa was founded in the year 1699 by Gobind Singh, the 10th Guru of the Sikhs. Khalsa means pure but over time, the idea was changed and it got politicised. Amid the ongoing discussion about Khalistan in India, on Thursday we bring you the answers to questions like what is Khalistan and how its objectives are dangerous for India s national unity and integrity. Let us tell the history and current situation of Khalistan and also how the idea of ​​Sikhistan took the form of Khalistan.

Day after Ministry bars Sikh Jatha from visiting Pak, SGPC chief writes to PM, Shah

Day after Ministry bars Sikh Jatha from visiting Pak, SGPC chief writes to PM, Shah © Provided by Hindustan Times SGPC chief Bibi Jagir Kaur (HT PHOTO) A day after the Ministry of Home Affairs denied permission to a Sikh Jatha to visit Pakistan for the centenary events of the Nankana Sahib massacre, Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) president Bibi Jagir Kaur on Thursday wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union home minister Amit Shah to register her protest. She urged them to reconsider the decision and allow the Sikhs to attend the February 21 event. In her letter, Bibi Jagir Kaur wrote that the decision of the Government of India had hurt the sentiments of the Sikh sangat. Reminding the PM and home minister that the SGPC had written to them regarding the jatha, as early as January 12, she said, “It is surprising that the Jatha was not permitted to go ahead with the pilgrimage at the last minute.”

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