New Delhi: Pakistan on Friday mentioned that it has issued visas to 104 Indian Hindu pilgrims to permit them to take part in the 315th start anniversary celebrations of Shiv Avtari Satguru Sant Shadaram Sahib, in Sindh province.
A press release issued by the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi mentioned that the Indian pilgrims will visit Shadani Darbar in Hayat Pitafi from December 12 to December 23.
Pakistan High Commission issues visas
In a submit on X, the Pakistan High Commission mentioned, “Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi issues visas to 104 Indians for their visit to Pakistan to participate in the 315th birth anniversary celebrations of Shiv Avtari Satguru Sant Shadaram Sahib, at Shadani Darbar Hayat Pitafi in Sindh from 12-23 December.”
Under the Pakistan-(*100*) Protocol on Visits to Religious Shrines of 1974, hundreds of Sikh and Hindu pilgrims from (*100*) visit Pakistan to attend varied non secular festivals/events yearly. Visas issued by the Pakistan High Commission are in addition to the visas granted to Hindu and Sikh pilgrims taking part in these occasions from different nations, the assertion claimed.
About Shadani Darbar
Shadani Darbar is a over 300 years previous temple and is a sacred place for Hindu devotees from throughout the globe. Located in Hayat Pitafi, Ghotki district, Shadani Darbar is believed to be one of many largest Hindu temples in Pakistan’s Sindh province. It was based in 1786 by Sant Shadaram Sahib. Every 12 months pilgrims throughout (*100*) visit this shrine to rejoice the anniversary of Sant Shadaram Sahib.
According to mythology, Sant Shadaram Sahib is believed to be the avatar of Lord Shiva. He was born in a Lohana Khatri household in Lahore in October 1708. He can also be believed to be the descendant of Lord Ram’s son, Lav.
According to the official web site of Shadani Darbar, Since the age of 20, Sant Shadaram Sahib traveled to varied holy locations, corresponding to Haridwar, Yamunotri, Gangotri, Amarnath, Ayodhya, and the Pashupathinath Temple in Nepal. In 1768, he reached Mathelo, the capital of Sindh in the course of the reign of Raja Nand, the place he constructed a Shiv temple and enlightened the sacred holy hearth (Dhuni Sahib). After a while he left his temple in the village Mathelo alongside along with his devotees and settled nearest one other holy village in Hayat Pitafi and laid the muse of Shadani Darbar. There he dug one sacred nicely and enlightened one “Holi Fire” often known as “Dhuni Sahib”.
It can also be believed that for anybody who seeks blessings from the ‘Dhuni Sahib’ and drinks the water from the nicely, his all sufferings and misfortunes will come to an finish. Apart from this, yearly his anniversary is widely known by organizing ‘Agni pooja’ and mass weddings on the similar time. The holy books ‘Geeta’ and Guru Granth Sahib are additionally recited on this present day.
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