AMRITSAR: Instead of issuing a visa for travelling to Kartarpur Sahib, the Pakistan govt is mulling issuing ‘Nanak Parwana’ (Nanak’s written permission) to Indian devotees.
Speaking to IdealNews here on Saturday, intelligence sources that Pakistan govt was bearing in mind issuing a allow, through the identify of ‘Nanak Parwana’, to Indian pilgrims who could be travelling to pay obeisance at Gurdwara Darbar Sahib, Kartarpur Sahib, in Narowal district of Pakistan throughout the proposed Kartarpur corridor from Dera Baba Nanak in Gurdaspur district. The sources mentioned the religious allow named after Guru Nanak Dev was to be issued with none price for now.
“As in step with figuring out between two nations, the consult with to Kartarpur Sahib will probably be visa loose however Pakistan govt would have all details of individuals visiting their nation, in order that they might be issuing permits which they have got named Nanak Parwana” mentioned the sources.
They further that Pakistan govt will have made the be offering to factor ‘Nanak Parwanas’ to Indian pilgrims all the way through their April 2 meet, which had now been postponed since Pakistan govt failed to give certain clarifications sought through India forward of the proposed 2d meeting of the high-level delegation to be held at Wagah.
The first meeting of the delegations from two nations was held at Attari on March 14, the place both nations had issued a joint statement. This was for the first time that India and Pakistan had issued a joint press statement since Heart of Asia-2015. During the March 14 meeting both sides had agreed that Indian pilgrims could be sporting their passports to consult with Kartarpur Sahib. The Indian side would ship details of the pilgrims three days prematurely of their consult with.
“The checklist will probably be vetted through Pakistan and those whose names will probably be cleared could be issued ‘Nanak Parwana’ with none price,” mentioned sources, including that there was an opportunity that Pakistan may reject a number of names because it rejects while issuing pilgrims visa to devotees.
Speaking to IdealNews here on Saturday, intelligence sources that Pakistan govt was bearing in mind issuing a allow, through the identify of ‘Nanak Parwana’, to Indian pilgrims who could be travelling to pay obeisance at Gurdwara Darbar Sahib, Kartarpur Sahib, in Narowal district of Pakistan throughout the proposed Kartarpur corridor from Dera Baba Nanak in Gurdaspur district. The sources mentioned the religious allow named after Guru Nanak Dev was to be issued with none price for now.
“As in step with figuring out between two nations, the consult with to Kartarpur Sahib will probably be visa loose however Pakistan govt would have all details of individuals visiting their nation, in order that they might be issuing permits which they have got named Nanak Parwana” mentioned the sources.
They further that Pakistan govt will have made the be offering to factor ‘Nanak Parwanas’ to Indian pilgrims all the way through their April 2 meet, which had now been postponed since Pakistan govt failed to give certain clarifications sought through India forward of the proposed 2d meeting of the high-level delegation to be held at Wagah.
The first meeting of the delegations from two nations was held at Attari on March 14, the place both nations had issued a joint statement. This was for the first time that India and Pakistan had issued a joint press statement since Heart of Asia-2015. During the March 14 meeting both sides had agreed that Indian pilgrims could be sporting their passports to consult with Kartarpur Sahib. The Indian side would ship details of the pilgrims three days prematurely of their consult with.
“The checklist will probably be vetted through Pakistan and those whose names will probably be cleared could be issued ‘Nanak Parwana’ with none price,” mentioned sources, including that there was an opportunity that Pakistan may reject a number of names because it rejects while issuing pilgrims visa to devotees.
Pak may issue visa-free ‘Nanak Parwana’
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