Pak issues visas to Hindu pilgrims for Shri Katasraj Dham Tirth Yatra

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Yamunanagar, December 16

The Pakistan Government has issued visas to Hindu pilgrims for visit to Shri Katasraj Dham Tirth Yatra.

Shiv Pratap Bajaj, convener of the tirth yatra and president of the Kendrya Sanatan Dharam Sabha (North India), said a group of Hindu pilgrims would leave for the tirth yatra in Pakistan via Amritsar-Wagah border on December 17 and return on December 23. Bajaj said there was a provision to grant permit to 200 pilgrims from India to visit the place. — TNS

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