Kartarpur Corridor: Pakistan imposes $ 20 fine on devotees

New delhi date. 16 October 2019 Thursday

While the much-awaited Kartarpur corridor is set to open next month, Pakistan has begun to implement its own unholy maneuvers. Imran Khan's government has said that devotees coming to the head will not be allowed to pay darshan without taking Rs 1,500.

More than 1000 people respond to round-the-clock reply at the special event, rock on the entry of Indian Councilor

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to inaugurate the Kartarpur corridor on November 8 and after the opening of the Kartarpur corridor, 5,000 devotees will get the benefit of darshan every day. Pakistan has declared its unclean move.

Imran Khan's government has imposed a $ 20 judge tax on the pilgrims coming to visit through the Kartarpur corridor and clarified that those who do not pay Rs 1,500 will be allowed to appear.

It is worth mentioning that, India has been demanding for free in this regard. The news is shocking that the online registration for Kartarpur corridor is set to begin from October 20th.

Pakistan has explicitly forbidden the removal of the $ 20 judge tax and has even responded in response to allowing additional 1,000 people to dine at the special event. In addition, Pakistan has expressly forbidden sending the Indian Councilor along with the visitors.

The Indian pilgrims who pass through the corridor will go to Pakistan. He has to carry his passport to show. The devotees will get access to Pakistan and flood the river under the Kartarpur Corridor Project. In that circumstance that road will sink. Pakistan has been asked to build bridges at that place but will now build the bridge after a month.