Stones pelted at Gurudwara Nankana Sahib by Pakistani mob

The Gurudwara in Pakistani Punjab is especially revered as Nankana Sahib is the birthplace of the founder of Sikhism.

Sikh pilgrims await Kartarpur corridor’s opening

PM to flag off first batch of pilgrims that will travel to Gurdwara Darbar Sahib.

The governor also said that a number of Sikh pilgrims would arrive from the UK, the USA and other countries to attend the convention.

The corridor is expected to be completed by September end.

Speculation is rife that Pakistan may announce a major initiative next week on “people-to-people exchanges” between the two sides.

Imran Khan said political leaders, army, all are on one page and wish to move forward for civilised relationship with India.

A terrorist secessionist movement aimed at the formation of an independent “Khalistan” had rocked Punjab in the 1980s and early 1990s.

The MEA said around 1800 Sikh pilgrims are on a visit to Pak from April 12 under bilateral agreement on visits to religious shrines.

Pak's embassy in Delhi had issued more than 3,300 visas to Indian Sikhs however only 2,100 pilgrims have arrived so far.

10 Sikh pilgrims were dragged out of a bus and were taken to different areas in a jungle and killed in cold blood.