Lahore: Indian Sikh Yatrees will arrive in Pakistan through the Wagah Border on Wednesday to participate in religious activities related to the martyrdom day of Guru Arjan Dev. The pilgrimage marks an important religious occasion, allowing devotees to pay homage and engage in rituals and prayers at significant Sikh sites.

According to Radio Pakistan, the Yatrees will visit multiple Gurdwaras during their stay, including Nankana Sahib, Sacha Sauda in Farooqabad, Panja Sahib in Hassan Abdal, Darbar Sahib Kartarpur in Narowal, and Rohri Sahib in Eminabad, Gujranwala. These visits are a central part of the pilgrimage, providing the Yatrees an opportunity to connect with their spiritual heritage and participate in commemorative events.

The main ceremony will be held at Gurdwara Dera Sahib in Lahore on the 16th of this month. This event is expected to draw a significant gathering, underscoring the religious and cultural ties shared by the Sikh community across borders. The ceremony will include traditional prayers and offerings in memory of Guru Arjan Dev.

The Yatrees are scheduled to return to India on the 19th of this month, concluding their pilgrimage. In a gesture of goodwill and religious cooperation, the Pakistani government has issued one thousand visas to Sikh Yatrees for this occasion, facilitating their participation in the important religious event.