‘I feel safe in Pakistan’: A single female pilgrim from India

‘I will do whatever you want Pakistan To go on a pilgrimage.’

These are the words of Jyoti Malhotra on the occasion of Baisakhi Indian She has reached Pakistan alone from Punjab.

Jyoti said these words to her family who wanted to stop her from coming to Pakistan. She is currently visiting various Gurdwaras and has reached Gujranwala Aymanabad to visit Rohri Sahib.

According to Jyoti, she had to wait for a year to get a visa to Pakistan.

He said, ‘I have also gone to Gurudwaras of Panja Sahib and Nankana Sahib for darshan and I have also eaten langar there.

“If we talk about the taste of langar, I have felt the taste of Indian Punjab in Pakistani Punjab too, but here the langar of Gujranwala has a slightly different taste, but it is delicious.”

He further said that ‘My family was worried and worried about my going to Pakistan, they were not willing to send me, but I established their trust and told them that I am going to Guru Ghar and all will be safe there. will.’

According to him: ‘It happened exactly as I thought. Here all is safe and very good. Here the people together seem as if there was a calf brother who has now been found.’

Talking to Independent Urdu, Jyoti Malhotra further said that ‘When I was not getting a visa, I used to think that maybe I am a girl and I want to go alone, that’s why I am not getting a Pakistani visa.

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‘But when I got the visa and I came here, I was Pakistani and Indian Punjab I was convinced that the culture is the same because in the same way girls are respected in Indian Punjab, I have been given the same respect as a girl in Pakistani Punjab, which proves that the country has been divided but the culture. is the same.’

Another one The Sikhs Pilgrim Gurtaj, who was the youngest in the pilgrimage for Rohri Sahib darshan, told Independent Urdu that he did not tell his friends that he was going to Pakistan because he wanted to surprise his friends. He has visited many gurudwaras while coming here and has enjoyed them very much.

Gurtaj further said that ‘I was told by my parents that we have to go on a pilgrimage to Pakistan, so I also started to insist on them that I will also go with you. I didn’t have holidays from school.

“But still I prepared to go on pilgrimage and now after that I will go and give various gifts to my friends and tell them that Pakistan should go on pilgrimage there is nothing to fear.”