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Pakistan invites Sikh jatha for Baisakhi event

Sikh pilgrims hold swards as they gather to celebrate the 551st birth anniversary of Sikhism founder Sri Guru Nanak Dev, at Nankana Sahib, Pakistan, on November 30, 2020. (AFP/File)

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Updated 06 April 2021

Financial Times

April 06, 2021 08:22

Pakistan invites Sikh jatha for Baisakhi event

Updated 06 April 2021

Financial Times

April 06, 2021 08:22

April 6: The Tribune India states that amid Covid threat, the Pakistan Government has decided to host Indian pilgrims on the occasion of Baisakhi. Read More I