Sikh devotees from Pakistan and abroad continue arriving in Kartarpur near Narowal for events marking Guru Nanak’s 487th death anniversary. The three-day celebrations have attracted thousands of devotees who will remain at Kartarpur throughout the religious events.
The government has arranged accommodation, food, medical facilities, and transportation for visiting devotees. Moreover, authorities have implemented comprehensive security measures to ensure the safety of participants during the celebrations.
Thousands Attend Three-Day Religious Events
Thousands of Sikh devotees are expected to participate in various activities during the three-day programme. Devotees from different parts of Pakistan and other countries have gathered at Kartarpur to commemorate the revered Sikh leader.
The government has coordinated several facilities to support visitors during their stay. Medical teams remain available, while transport arrangements aim to facilitate the movement of devotees around the religious site.
Authorities Strengthen Security at Kartarpur
Security agencies have also deployed foolproof security arrangements across the area. Officials are monitoring the venue and surrounding locations to maintain a secure environment throughout the anniversary events.
Guru Nanak, also known as Baba Nanak, was born on April 15, 1469, and died on September 22, 1539. He was a spiritual teacher, mystic, and poet who founded Sikhism and became the first of the ten Sikh Gurus.
Kartarpur holds particular significance for Sikh devotees because of its association with Guru Nanak. Consequently, devotees from Pakistan and abroad continue visiting the site to pay their respects and participate in the anniversary commemorations.
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