PM Shehbaz extends Baisakhi greetings to Sikh community

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif prolonged his heat regards to the Sikh neighborhood residing in Pakistan and worldwide as they commemorated the celebration of Baisakhi on Sunday.

In a press release launched by the PMO media wing, the premier affirmed the dedication of the federal government and all provincial administrations to making sure the availability of vital services to Sikh Yatrees visiting their sacred websites throughout the nation to watch their non secular customs.

“Baisakhi is a vibrant event symbolizing the arrival of spring and fostering the alternate of sentiments similar to love, affection, and pleasure,” remarked PM Shehbaz.

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He expressed satisfaction in Pakistan’s various faiths and cultures, noting that the celebration of Baisakhi additional enriches this cultural mosaic.

“On the event of Baisakhi, I lengthen to you all a message of affection, affection, and peace. Allow us to all contribute to the development of a peaceable world,” the assertion concluded.

President’s Baisakhi greetings to Sikhs

President Asif Ali Zardari additionally prolonged his congratulations to the Sikh neighborhood in celebration of Baisakhi, stated a press release issued by the President’s Secretariat.

In a message highlighting the importance of the event, the president emphasised the values of affection, happiness, peace, and affection.

“Pakistan takes satisfaction in its various cultural heritage,” remarked the president.

He reiterated Pakistan’s dedication to making sure the welfare of the Sikh neighborhood, pledging to take all vital steps to facilitate their wants.

President Zardari additionally reaffirmed Pakistan’s dedication to upholding the rights of all minorities, acknowledging their invaluable contributions to the nation’s progress and improvement.

A minimum of 2,475 Sikh pilgrims arrived in Pakistan from India by Wagah border to commemorate Khalsa Janam Din and partake within the festivities of Baisakhi Mela slated for April 13.