LAHORE:As many as 133 Hindu pilgrims from India who had arrived in Pakistan for participating in the 313th birth anniversary celebrations of Shiv Avtari Satguru Sant Shadaram Sahib at Shadani Darbar Hayat Pitafi
in Sindh, left for their homeland through Wagah Border here on Wednesday.
Additional Secretary, Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETPB) Rana Shahid, Deputy Secretary General
Faraz Abbas and other board officials and Hindu leaders saw off the yatrees after presenting bouquets
of flowers.
Talking to the media at Wahgah, Hindu religious leader Yudishtar Lal said that they were taking the
message of peace and love from Pakistan. “We are grateful to Prime Minister Imran Khan, and ETPB
Chairman Dr Amir Ahmed for making best arrangements for yatrees”, he said. He hoped that positive
relations should be developed between the both countries as these were mandatory for development
and prosperity in the region.
Meanwhile, a group of Hindus will arrive in Pakistan on December 17 to visit the Katas Raj Temples.
Deputy Secretary General Syed Faraz Abbas said that all arrangements had been made for the
security and accommodation of pilgrims.