Today on Tuesday (November 4), a group of Sikh pilgrims left for Pakistan from the SGPC office amidst cheers to celebrate the Prakash Parv of Guru Nanak Dev Ji at Nankana Sahib. Let us tell you that this group will go to Pakistan via Attari Wagah Border.

Under the leadership of the Jathedar of Akal Takht Sahib, this group will celebrate the Prakash Parv of Guru Nanak Dev Ji tomorrow (5 November) at Nankana Sahib in Pakistan. A group of Sikh devotees will return to India on November 13 after visiting the Gurudwaras of Pakistan.

What did Akal Takht Sahib’s Jathedar Giani Kuldeep Singh say?
Jathedar of Akal Takht Sahib, Giani Kuldeep Singh Gadgaj, who was leading the group, while congratulating everyone on the Prakash Parv of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, said that every Sikh prays every day to visit the long-lost Gurudwara Sahib, so today that prayer of the devotees going is going to be fulfilled. He further said that such groups should continue to go and the Government of Pakistan should open Kartarpur Sahib again for Sangat darshan.

The group is being led by SGPC member Bibi Gurinder Kaur, while Sardar Gurmeet Singh Boohe is accompanying the group as its deputy leader. Along with this group, Akal Takht Sahib’s Jathedar Giani Kuldeep Singh Gadgaj is also going, who will lead the Sangat.

Special function organized in SGPC office
The devotees accompanying the group say that they are fortunate that they are going to visit Gurdwara Sahib in Pakistan. They do not have words to explain that they are going to celebrate Prakash Parv at the birth place of Guru Nanak Dev Ji. Before the departure of the contingent, a special function was organized at the SGPC office, where the leaders leading the contingent were honoured. The Sangats said that they are extremely excited because they are going to visit the historical Gurudwaras of Pakistan for the first time.

Input (Gagandeep Singh)

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Afghanistan’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, who is visiting India, while talking to the media on Friday (October 10, 2025), supported trade through Chabahar port route and called for opening the India-Pakistan Attari-Wagah border for trade with India.

At a press conference at the Afghanistan embassy after his meeting with External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, Muttaki announced that the Taliban will appoint diplomats to India. He said that Pakistan does not allow India to export to Afghanistan through land route and the Indian government has been using Iran’s Chabahar port for trade and commerce with Afghanistan.

However, the US last month revoked the 2018 sanctions waiver, under which India was allowed to develop ports and reach Afghanistan and Central Asia, bypassing Pakistan.

‘There should be no politics in business’

Muttaki said that the purpose of business is to benefit the people and it should not be linked with politics. Addressing a press conference at the Afghanistan Embassy, ​​Muttaqi said, “Pakistan and India should open the Wagah border to facilitate trade between Afghanistan and India. This will benefit the people of all three countries.”

‘Will not allow America to take control of Bagram Airbase’

No female journalist was invited to this press conference. He also announced the formation of a trade committee to remove obstacles in trade relations with India. Muttaki also reiterated Afghanistan’s position that it will not allow America to take control of Bagram Air Base, although it is open to diplomatic relations with Washington.

While addressing the media, Muttaqi placed a small flag of the Taliban-appointed Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) on the table. He told reporters that the embassy building, on which the flag of the former Islamic Republic still flies, belongs to the IEA.

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Three months ago, after the decision to cancel the short -term visa of all the citizens of Pakistan, the 63 -year -old Rakshanda Rashid, who was deployed, has now decided to give a visitor visa to Rakshanda Rashid. Rakshanda, who is the wife of a retired government official, will now be able to return to Jammu and Kashmir and meet her family.

Rakshanda is a resident of pond Khatikan

Rakshanda Rashid is a resident of Pond Khatikan area of Jammu. Her husband Sheikh Zahoor Ahmed and 4 children are Indian citizens and live in Jammu and Kashmir. On 29 April, he was sent to Pakistan via the Attari-Wagah border, when the Government of India canceled the visas of all Pakistani citizens after the Pahalgam terror attack.

Long battle in court, Center shown softening

On July 30, the case was heard in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh High Court. On behalf of the Government of India, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta told the court that in view of the special circumstances of the case, the government has taken the in -principle decision to give a visa to Rakshanda Rashid.

He also said that if necessary, Rakshanda can also carry forward his pending long -term visa (LTV) and citizenship applications.

Court had given ‘SOS’ order to the center

Earlier on June 6, Judge Rahul Bharti had directed the Central Government to bring Rakshanda back to India. He had said that when the woman had a valid LTV, it was not appropriate to send them out of the country without a complete investigation.

Judge Bharti had said, ‘Human rights are the most sacred elements of human life.’ He also said that the courts sometimes have to take a decision on the technical side of the case and on humanitarian basis.

Rakshanda is ill, there is no support in Pakistan

Rakshanda’s husband had told in the court that his wife is struggling with many diseases and there is no one to take care of him in Pakistan. She had taken only Rs 50,000, which is now over. It has become very difficult for them to live there.

Came on a 14 -day visa, lived in India for years

According to the court documents, Rakshanda came to India on a 14 -day visitor visa in 1990. After this, he got a long -term visa, which continued to be renewed every year. On 4 January 2025, he applied for the renovation of the visa, but the government did not approve of it.

Rakshanda lawyers Ankur Sharma and Himani Khajuria welcomed the government’s decision and said that they agreed to the suggested way. The family is now breathing a sigh of relief and is hoping that Rakshanda will return home soon.

Court said- This decision will not be an example

The court also made it clear in its order that this decision has been taken in view of the special circumstances of the current case and it will not be considered an example in any other case.

Any person living in India or any other country definitely dreams of going abroad once in life. Many times people’s relatives also live abroad, so they want to come and come to meet them. But visa and passport is necessary to go abroad. Passport is available but the most difficulty is in getting visas. Some people are so eager to go abroad to earn that they also use Danki route which is a crime and is also dangerous. Now the question is whether if someone goes abroad, he has to return from the same path? After all, what is the rule for this?

Many people returned to Pakistan recently

Recently, after the Pahalgam attack, the Government of India ordered that all Pakistani citizens would have to return their homeland, this order was strictly followed. Hundreds of compels living in India returned to their country. Some of them returned on their own free will, while some people had to send to Pakistan through the Attari-Wagah border. During this time, there must have been many people who must have come to India by air, but they had to take a ground way to reach their country.

How many ways to go from India to Pakistan

Talking about going from India to Pakistan, there are mainly two legitimate routes to go to the neighboring country, one is the road and the other is the air route. Attari and Wagah border are the main road on the road. Apart from this, if someone has to come by air, then many foreign and domestic airlines operate between India and Pakistan. Which includes direct flights between Delhi, Mumbai, Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and many other cities.

So what a return to the same way

After the Pahalgam attack, the straight blows are not on. In such a situation, if someone would have gone back to Pakistan by air, then he must have reached another country first, from there he would have got a flight for Pakistan. In such a situation, if people go by flight, then you can land at different airports. If you go by road, then most countries have only one or two roads for entry and exit. Therefore, it is not necessary that the path you have gone abroad will also have to return from the same path. It also depends on you and many times on the situation of the country how to reach your country safely.

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Pahalgam terror attack: Since the Pahalgam terror attack, there has been increasing tension between India and Pakistan. The Government of India had decided to shut down the Attari International Border from May 1, but now, taking the human step, the government has given exemption for civil movement till further orders. That is, the Pakistani who still stayed in India can return to their country. Amidst all this, Pakistan has closed the Wagah border and is not giving entry to its citizens.

Citizens can go to Pakistan till further orders

Not a single Pakistani citizen has received entry in the border of his country since the morning of Thursday (May 1, 2025). At the same time, India has made it clear that Pakistani citizens who are trapped in India can return to their country till further orders with their valid travel visas and necessary documents. This move of India is an example of not only diplomatic balance, but also protecting human rights.

How many returned to Pakistan so far?

Since the central government order, 929 citizens have gone from Pakistan to India so far. On 24 April 2024, 28 citizens, on April 25, 191, 81 citizens on April 27, 237 citizens on 27 April, 145 citizens on 28 April, 104 on April 29 and 140 on April 30, 140 Pakistani citizens have gone from Attari Wagah border.

Pakistan scared of India’s action

There is an atmosphere of fear in Pakistan due to India’s action. From neighboring Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif to Defense and Foreign Minister, the US and the United States are pleading in front of the United States and the United Nations. India shut down its airspace for Pakistani Airlines flights on Wednesday (30 April 2025). The government official said that Indian aircraft will not be available for the aircraft registered in Pakistan as well as Pakistani Airlines and operators, owned or leased by Indian aircraft.

There is no direct flight between India and Pakistan. Pakistani airlines use Indian airspace for their flights in Singapore, Malaysia and other East Asian countries. On April 23, a day after the Pahalgam attack, India took several tough decisions against Pakistan, including suspending the Indus Water Treaty, closing the Attari Wagah border and reducing diplomatic relations.

Pakistan is in awe after seeing the sharp attitude of India after the Pahalgam terror attack. This is the reason that the Pakistani leaders there are now threatening to use nuclear weapons. At the same time, the Pakistani Defense Minister even says that Pakistan is completely cautious and it will use its nuclear weapons only when they will feel a direct danger of their existence. Apart from this, he has also spewed all the poison against India. This is the reason that his official X account has been banned in India.

India-Pakistan attitude

In such a situation, there is a situation of war between India and Pakistan. It is feared that India may attack Pakistan. Although no official information has been revealed about how possible it is, but the Government of India has taken some tough decisions against the neighboring country, which is making the attitude between the two countries more tough. It is also important to know here that if there is a war in both the countries, then the United Nation intervenes after how many days. What are the rules about this?

When does UN interfere

The main objective of the United Nations is to maintain international security and peace. The United Nations was established in view of the terrible destruction in the second world. The United Nations works to maintain peace, prevent conflicts. The United Nations Security Council, General Assembly and General Secretary play an important role in this. The United Nations tries to establish peace through arbitration and dialogue to prevent war. Yes, but it is not necessary to interfere with the UN immediately after the war starts.

What steps do UN take during war

The United Nations interference in war depends on many factors such as the consent of the member countries, the severity of the war and the rules of the UN Charter. The United Nation may immediately take some steps to help humanitarian aid during the war. Such as food and medical supply, restoration of basic services and assisting refugees. The United Nation tries to stop the war by setting up a peace mission. According to the rule of international law, the United Nation proves to be helpful in stopping war.

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Pahalgam terror attack: After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Kashmir, the Attari is going across the Pakistani border through the border after the order issued by the Government of India. There are many people among them who are going from India to Pakistan after separating from their loved ones. If someone is separating from her husband, then someone’s innocent child is separating from him.

Actually, Shabaz, who hails from Delhi, told that he was married to Iram of Pakistan ten years ago and he is a 9 -year -old son. His wife and son came to India for many years ago, but today, due to the poor relationship between the two countries, his wife seems to be to Pakistan, because his passport is from Pakistan and his son’s passport will remain with me due to being an Indian.

‘I have to go away from my son and husband’
Shabaz further said that I am not my parents, how will I be able to handle my son alone, it is a difficult time for me whether I will go to my work or take care of my son. At the same time, Shabaz’s wife and Pakistani citizen says that due to those who have murdered innocent people in Pahalgam, the mother and wife like me are suffering. The government should punish them for their actions, but what is the fault of a mother like me, which today I am being away from my son and husband.

Pregnant woman has to return to Pakistan
At the same time, there is a similar story of another family who is from Delhi. Rizwan here was married to Pakistan’s citizen Samreen. Samreen also has a Pakistani passport and has also applied visa, but according to the rules he will have to return to Pakistan.

Samreen said crying that she is pregnant and does not want to go away from her husband, but due to the situation in the Pahalgam and the decisions that have arisen between the two countries, the decisions have been taken by both countries, due to the decisions taken by both countries, she has to go away from her husband in this situation.

‘This is difficult time for us’
At the same time, Rizwan says that this is a difficult time for him, but the government should also give some relief in such a case, because both of us are going to be parents and wanted to live together.

Pakistani returning
Let us know that due to the last date of all the categories of people going to Pakistan, the crowd of Pakistani citizens has started increasing. In this, the diplomat officers are also returning to Pakistan today, although he did not talk to the media, just told that he is a diplomat officer and is going back to Pakistan.

On Tuesday (April 29), cursing the accused of all the Pahalgam murder case returning to Pakistan, they are demanding a Misali punishment for them that thousands of people are getting upset and many families will be broken.

(Gagandeep Singh’s report from Amritsar)

India Pakistan Conflict: After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, India has completely closed the Attari-Wagah border. At present, it was a quantity route to go to Pakistan by road from India, but due to its closure, limited movement between India and Pakistan has also stopped. Not only this, Pakistan has completely stopped its aircraft for Indian airlines and the trade between the two countries has also come to a complete standstill.

After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, this action between the two countries clearly means that the movement between India and Pakistan has come to a complete standstill. Now the question is that before independence, the people of India used to go to Pakistan and how many ways are left now? Let’s know …

Tension between the two countries since independence

With the independence received in 1947, India and Pakistan were also divided and with this a country was divided into two parts forever. After separation, mutual relations between India and Pakistan have never been as good as two neighbors. The reason for this was Pakistan to carry out continuous terrorist incidents in India and throw India four times in war. Due to continuous terrorist attacks and war, the rift in both countries increased continuously and now the limited movement between India and Pakistan through the Attari-Wagah border has also stopped.

Pakistan border with these states

The international border between India and Pakistan extends from Jammu and Kashmir in the north to zero point between Gujarat and Sindh province in Pakistan. The total length of the border between the two countries is 3323 km. The states of India share border with Pakistan include Jammu and Kashmir, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Punjab. That is, it was in the state from where there was a road between India and Pakistan or by rail route before independence. At the same time, people living near the border used to come to Pakistan on foot.

These routes are closed

After the sharing of India and Pakistan, due to the dispute between the two countries, the way of movement has gradually shut down. It is not that there was no attempt to improve relations between the two countries. Under these efforts, Thar Express, Samjhauta Express and Bus Service also started between the two countries, but these services also stopped due to tension in relationships. The Samjhauta Express Rail Service was started between India and Pakistan in 1976. This train used to run from Attari in India to Lahore in Punjab, but now this service has stopped. Apart from this, Thar Express was also run from Barmer in Rajasthan to Karachi in Pakistan, but in 1965 it was also closed after the India Pakistan War. Apart from this, there was also Sad-e-Sarhad bus service to go from Delhi to Lahore, which has been closed.

Air route and limited road movement also closed

Prior to the Pahalgam attack, there was limited movement through air route and Attari-Wagah border to visit Pakistan, but after this attack, Pakistan has shut down its aircraft for India, which has completely stopped air traffic. Apart from this, the road has also been completely closed due to the closure of the Attari-Wagh border.

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Pakistani National’s on Attari Border: In the wake of the Pahalgam terrorist attack, Pakistan’s citizens of Pakistan became emotional while leaving their relatives living in India, returning to their country on Sunday (April 27). At the same time, in the meantime, many Pakistani people objected to the fact that despite being a Pakistani, they are not being allowed to go to Pakistan.

Sarita, a Pakistani teenager, wept and said, “My mother is Indian and she is not being allowed to go to Pakistan with us.” Sarita does not know when she will be able to meet her mother personally. Sarita, her brother and father were among the hundreds of people standing in the queue on the Attari border to go from India to Pakistan on Sunday (April 27).

Sarita cried and told the pain to separate the mother

Sarita’s family came to India to attend the wedding of a relative to be held on Tuesday (April 29). Sarita said, “We have come to India after nine years.” Crying Sarita said, “They (attic officers) are telling us that they will not let my mother go along. My parents were married in 1991. But they are saying that Indian passport holders will not be allowed to go to Pakistan.”

Government of India announced for Pakistani citizens

India has announced that all visas issued to Pakistani citizens will be considered canceled from Sunday (April 27) and Indians living in Pakistan have also been advised to return to India as soon as possible. Apart from this, medical visa (Tuesday) issued to Pakistani citizens is valid till 29 April.

The tension between India and Pakistan has increased over the Pahalgam terror attack. 26 people were killed in this attack, most of which were tourists.

Trains on the attic border have long queues

In Amritsar district of Punjab, there was a queue of vehicles on the Attari border, as a large number of Pakistani citizens arrived to go to their country. During this time, many Indians came to the attic border to leave their Pakistani relatives and the pain of separation from them was clearly visible.

Pakistanis who came to meet relatives in India told the pain

Many Pakistani citizens told PTI-language that they had come to meet their relatives in India. Some people came here to attend the wedding, but now they have to return home without attending the wedding.

A man from Jaisalmer said that his maternal uncle, aunt and his children came to meet him after 36 years, but due to the cancellation of the visa, they have to return before the time limit. He said, “He came on a 45 -day visa from Amarkot, Pakistan on April 15, two weeks ago. No one knew that the situation would be like this. They did not even get time to meet all their relatives.”

Terrorists should get public hanging- Pakistani citizen

Janam Raj (70) of Peshawar said that he had come to India on a 45 -day visa to meet his relatives. He said, “I came on my first visit to India three weeks ago and see what all this happened.”

Mohammad Arif, a resident of Delhi, came to leave one of his relatives at the attic. Strongly condemning the Pahalgam terror attack, he said that the terrorists have killed humanity and they should be hanged publicly.

At the same time, another Pakistani citizen from Karachi, Mohammad Salim, said that he had come to India on a 45 -day visa, but due to unexpected incidents, one has to return home like the rest of the Pakistanis.

Pahalgam terror attack: Many people who return to Pakistan by the Attari-Wagah border route say that the culprits of the Pahalgam terror attack should be severely punished, but the common people do not have to bear the brunt of it. India has announced that all visas (Sunday) issued to Pakistani citizens will be canceled from April 27 and Indians living in Pakistan have been advised to return home as soon as possible.

The tension between the two countries has increased due to the Pahalgam terror attack. 26 people were killed in this attack, most of which were tourists. The Government of India has said that the medical visa (Tuesday) issued to Pakistani citizens is valid till April 29.

Pakistani citizens came to meet their family in India

However, many Pakistani citizens returning returned told PTI-language that they had come to meet their relatives in India. Some people had come to attend weddings, but now they have to return to their country in Pakistan without joining.

Baskari, a resident of Karachi, who came to Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh with her husband, said, “Today I was married to my niece. I have come after 10 years, but still could not attend the ceremony.” Her husband Mohammad Rashid said that he had come to India on a 45 -day visa on 10 April. He said, “My wife was born in India and my in -laws live here. The wedding was to be held in Saharanpur district today. The police came to our relative’s house and asked us to leave immediately.” He said, “It is sad to leave on the day of marriage. Peace should remain between the two countries.”

Mohammad Rashid said, “Whatever happened in Pahalgam is wrong. Those who are behind it should be punished severely, but the common people should not bear the brunt of it. Those who do such acts have nothing to do with religion. Common people on both sides love each other. Fisting terrorist atmosphere.”

At the same time, another Pakistani citizen returning to Pakistan said that he had come to India to treat his mother and he was lucky that his mother’s treatment ended a few days ago.

Bali Ram came to meet his daughters from Pakistan

Bali Ram, a resident of Ghotki in North Sindh, Pakistan, said that when the news of the attack came, he had gone to meet his three daughters in Raipur. He said, “I came on 5 April, but now I have to go back. Those who carried out this act should be punished severely, but what is the fault of innocent tourists in this?”

Pakistani citizens came to attend family weddings

Daulat, a resident of Karachi, came to Jodhpur on a 45 -day visa for a wedding. He said, “Whatever happened in Pahalgam is not good. It should not have happened.”

Muzammil strongly condemned the terrorist attack on Tuesday (April 22) and said that “those terrorists should be hanged.”

At the same time, an elderly person from Rawalpindi said that he had come to Lucknow to attend his relative’s wedding, but now he has to leave his journey in the middle.