Amritsar: There is no official statement yet on the exemption granted by Pakistani PM Imran Khan to passport to Sikh pilgrims coming to Kartarpur Sahib Gurdwara. The Government of India is not on Imran Khan's tweet but is still waiting for Pakistan's proposal. That is, it is still necessary to have a passport to go to Kartarpur Sahib.

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According to government sources, India will only run according to the agreement that has been signed between the two countries. Nothing has changed from Imran Khan's tweet, as the concession in bringing passports has not been officially stated by the Government of Pakistan. In such a situation, devotees going to Kartarpur Sahib from India will be asked to keep a passport with them.

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Let me tell you that on Friday morning, Pakistani PM Imran Khan had announced in a tweet that some relaxation will be given to Sikh devotees coming from India. He had said that Sikh devotees will not need a passport, only ID card will work, no need to register 10 days in advance, no fees ($ 20) will be levied on the day of inauguration and Guruparva. Following this tweet by Imran Khan, Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh thanked him on Twitter.

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