A group of Pakistani devotees has been stopped from visiting India due to recent tensions post abrogation of Article 370, according to a report in Express News daily on Thursday.
The decision was taken by the Ministry of Religious Affairs.
Devotees from Pakistan regularly visit Indian mosques in large numbers.
Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti Dargah in Ajmer is one of the most popular religious destinations for the Pakistanis.
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A police officer of UK’s Birmingham city detained a Sikh man for carrying a kirpan in public on Thursday.
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