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Sikh devotees recall Pakistani hospitality Attari
(Amritsar): The 3,000 devotees returned from Pakistan today after attending
the birth anniversary celebrations of Guru Nanak Dev, the first Guru of Sikhs,
at Nankana Sahib. All devotees expressed happiness about the hospitality accorded
to them during they 10-day stay in Pakistan. The Jatha (group) also visited many
other historical Sikh shrines Gurdwara Punja Sahib, Rohri sahib, Sacha Sodha Sahib,
Dera Sahib and Kartarpur Sahib during their pilgrimage in Pakistan. The leaders
of the delegation also met with Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani and
urged him about Sikhs long-awaited demand for a corridor to Gurdwara Kartarpur
Sahib from the Indian side. Gurbachan Singh, the leader of the Jatha informed
the media at Attari Railway Station that the Pakistan Prime minister assured them
that the work is in progress. Jatha leader Gurbachan Singh said that the Pakistan
Premier also informed them that a road from Gurdwara to international border with
India is also being prepared. Gurbachan appreciated the arrangements made by Pakistan
Evacuee Trust Property Board for the visiting devotees from India. Master Inder
Singh, one devotee, said that he was delighted to receive such a warm welcome
from Pakistani people. He said the arrangements were very well organized and none
of his family had any difficulty. He hoped the Indian and Pakistani governments
would set up of a visa center at Amritsar to popularize the Amritsar- Lahore and
Amritsar Nankana Sahib bus service. Surjeet Kaur, another devotee, said that medical
facilities and the boarding and langar arrangements were very good.
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