ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif warmly greeted the Sikh community, both in Pakistan and globally, as they joyfully celebrated Baisakhi on Sunday.
The PMO’s media department announced that the premier has reaffirmed the government’s and all provincial authorities’ dedication to providing essential amenities for Sikh pilgrims visiting their holy sites within the nation, allowing them to practice their religious rituals.
“Baisakhi, a lively celebration representing the onset of spring, encourages the sharing of feelings like love, warmth, and happiness, as expressed by Prime Minister Shehbaz,” stated the leader.
He showcased his admiration for Pakistan’s multitude of faiths and cultural aspects, emphasizing that the Baisakhi celebration adds even more depth to this vibrant tapestry.
To celebrate Baisakhi, I offer you all a heartfelt message of love, warmth, and serenity. Together, let’s work towards building a harmonious global community, as the statement gracefully concludes.
President’s Baisakhi greetings to Sikhs
President Asif Ali Zardari congratulated the Sikh community on the occasion of Baisakhi, as stated by the President’s Secretariat. In his message, he emphasized the importance of the event and its themes of love, happiness, peace, and affection.
The president stated, “Pakistan is proud of its rich cultural tapestry.” He emphasized Pakistan’s dedication to supporting the Sikh community’s well-being, promising to take all required actions to meet their requirements.
President Zardari reinforced Pakistan’s commitment to protecting the rights of all minorities, recognizing their significant impact on the country’s growth and advancement. In a notable event, 2,475 Sikh pilgrims traveled to Pakistan from India via the Wagah border to celebrate Khalsa Janam Din and participate in the Baisakhi Mela festivities on April 13th.
