No Attari-Wagah crossing: Pakistani Sikh pilgrims forced to take costly third-country route

India issued visas for 104 Sikh devotees to visit Sri Hemkund Sahib. The Attari-Wagah border closure forces pilgrims to use expensive third-country routes. This significantly increases travel costs, impacting pilgrimage plans for many families. Devotees are appealing for special permission to cross the land border. The Pakistan government has denied these requests, citing the ongoing border closure.
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