The Indian government is preparing to take a big step regarding Haj pilgrimage. According to sources, the Central Government is considering such a new scheme, which will make it easier for the pilgrims from the low income group to perform Hajj.

Under the new scheme, passengers who do not have the ability to deposit the entire amount in one go will now be able to collect the amount in instalments. According to the proposed system, any Haj pilgrim will be eligible for Haj pilgrimage by depositing the money in installments for 5 years.

The dream of going on Haj pilgrimage will come true

This effort is being considered especially beneficial for those families whose financial condition is limited and who have been dreaming of going on Haj for many years but find it difficult to deposit the entire amount at once. The government will soon release the terms and conditions of this scheme. Officials say that after its implementation, Haj pilgrimage will become more accessible and convenient, and a large number of interested people will be able to complete their savings in the stipulated time. Once the new scheme is implemented, the financial burden for Haj pilgrimage will be reduced and the journey of common people is expected to become easier.

Indian Haj Committee meeting was held

Earlier, on November 22, Haj Committee of India (HCOI) had organized a one-day national conference to discuss improving the facilities for Indian Haj pilgrims for Haj-2026. This meeting was presided over by Dr. Chandrashekhar Kumar, Secretary, Ministry of Minority Affairs.

In the meeting, Dr. Kumar directed the Indian Haj Committee that all the work related to Haj should be completely digital. That is, portal-based, tech-enabled and integrated with Artificial Intelligence (AI). He said that in the era of modern technology, all processes should be fast, transparent and without manual work, so that passengers can get better and convenient services.

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