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Pakistan halts Sikh pilgrims at Faisalabad airport over missing NOC

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Pakistani authorities stopped a group of Sikh pilgrims at Faisalabad International Airport, preventing them from flying to India for the Hemkund Sahib pilgrimage. The pilgrims were unexpectedly asked to produce a No Objection Certificate (NOC), a requirement they had not been informed of in advance. As a result, the devotees missed their scheduled flights to Delhi and were left stranded at the airport. The group had already incurred considerable expenses on travel arrangements ahead of the journey. They are now waiting for government clearance to cross into India via the Attari-Wagah land border.

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