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  1. Pilgrimage routes between Mashhad and Pakistan sustain deep cultural and religious bonds.

Pilgrimage access to shrines is facing disputes, leading to calls for reconsideration of border policies in Pakistan.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 10
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Pilgrimage access to shrines is facing disputes, leading to calls for reconsideration of border policies in Pakistan.

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  1. Invites applications from Haryana for religious tours to Pakistan, which involves the home department handling pilgrim verification for international border crossing.Sub-event
  2. Pilgrimage access to shrines is facing disputes, leading to calls for reconsideration of border policies in Pakistan.1 source

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