Saudi Arabia ‘cancels’ 52,000 toward j slot; J&K CM, Mehbooba urges MEA to intervene

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Saudi Arabia reportedly canceled 52,000 dynasty j for Indian pilgrims and urged the central government to handle the matter with its leadership, announcing the cancellation of 52,000 pilgrimage pilgrimages, and rule and opposition parties have gathered together to express their concern.

“It is reported that over 52,000 Indian pilgrims have cancelled the chasm store, many of which have completed payments, which is deeply in the year.

Farooq Abdullah, president of the Rule National Conference, called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi to talk to Saudi leaders in this regard.

He added: “I call on the Prime Minister to raise questions with the Saudi government and ensure that pilgrimage quotas for Indian pilgrims are not reduced.”

PDP president Mehbooba Mufti said the sudden decision to reduce the quota to J has caused great trouble for pilgrims and travel agencies.

“Uncomfortable news from Saudi Arabia. Reports show that 80% of India’s private pilgrimage quotas were suddenly cut. This sudden decision has caused great trouble for pilgrims and travel agencies across the country. The Foreign Ministry is urged to raise the matter immediately with the Saudi government in order to find a solution.