Sikh passengers stopped at Faisalabad airport over incomplete travel documents
Most outlets reported that around 92 to 100 Sikh passengers were prevented from flying to India at Faisalabad airport due to incomplete travel documents. Daily Pakistan mentioned the lack of a government no-objection certificate, while Dawn specified the passengers were pilgrims traveling to Gurdwara Sri Hemkund Sahib and included details about women and children being among those stopped.
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Sikh pilgrims in Faisalabad stopped from flying to India over incomplete documents
LAHORE: Around 100 Pakistani Sikh pilgrims, including women and children, were stopped at Faisalabad International Airport on Friday from travelling to India to perform religious rituals at Gurdwara Sri Hemkund Sahib, after the immigration authorities raised questions over their travel documents and arrangements. The pilgrims, who had secured Indian visas independently, arrived at the airport t...
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92 Sikh passengers offloaded at Faisalabad airport over incomplete documents
FAISALABAD – Authorities stopped 92 Pakistani Sikh passengers from travelling at Faisalabad airport after they were found to be carrying incomplete travel documents and lacking the required government no-objection certificates (NOCs). The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) said the passengers were scheduled to travel from Faisalabad to India via Sharjah. However, they were not permitted to […]
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