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Home / Photo Gallery / Indian Pilgrims Excited To Visit Pakistan For Religious Festival

Indian pilgrims excited to visit Pakistan for religious festival

To visit religious sites in Pakistan for Khalsa Sajna Diwas
Tribune News Service
Updated At : 10:53 AM Apr 10, 2025 IST

  • Sikh devotees leave for Pakistan to take part in Khalsa Sjna Diwas on Thursday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Sikh devotees leave for Pakistan to take part in Khalsa Sjna Diwas on Thursday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Sikh devotees leave for Pakistan to take part in Khalsa Sjna Diwas on Thursday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Sikh devotees leave for Pakistan to take part in Khalsa Sjna Diwas on Thursday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

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