The pilgrims are nonetheless on the Lahore Gurdwara.
The complete metropolis of Lahore has erupted in protests after the arrest of Saad Hussain Rizvi, the chief of Tehreek-e-Labbaik from Lahore, for his name to arrest French Ambassador.
Pakistan has been rocked by protests in a number of cities over the arrest of 26-year-old Saad Hussain Rizvi, the chief of Tehreek-e-Labbaik from Lahore. The arrest and the protests led to the Pakistan safety companies altering the route plan of the 800 Indian pilgrims who went to Pakistan to pay obeisance at locations of Sikh spiritual significance, primarily on the Panja Sahib Gurdwara at Hasan Abdal Attock on the event of Baisakhi and the ‘Sthapana Diwas’ of Sikhism on Tuesday.
The Sikh pilgrims who reached by way of the Wagah Attari border yesterday had been first stopped inside Pakistan territory at Attari and from there they had been taken to Dera Sahib Gurdwara in Lahore. The pilgrims are nonetheless on the Gurdwara and had not moved ahead until submitting of this report.
The complete metropolis of Lahore has erupted in protests after the arrest of Saad from Eastern Lahore, main to the Pakistan authorities taking such steps.
Saad was arrested after he demanded that the Ambassador of France expelled for fallacious depiction of Prophet Mohammed.
The route to Panja Sahib gurdwara in Hasan Abdal at Attock in Pakistan, which is 397 km away from Lahore, is an efficient 4 and half hour drive from Lahore. The Sikh Jatha members had been first stopped on the border after they crossed over to Pakistan final evening and from there they had been taken to Dera Sahib gurdwara in Lahore.
Indian authorities are in contact with Pakistan international ministry and ETPB. Sources mentioned Pakistan authorities have been advised to guarantee security of Indian pilgrims.
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