Sarabjit Kaur.

An Indian woman who had gone to visit Gurudwaras in Pakistan went missing from the group. The name of the woman is Sarabjit Kaur. On November 4, Sarabjit Kaur had gone to Pakistan with a group of Sikh devotees to celebrate the Prakash Parv of Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji. But while returning she was not with the group. Nor did she return to her country.

Sarabjit Kaur was a resident of Post Office Tibba, village Amanipur of Kapurthala district. According to the information, while reaching Pakistan on November 4, Sarabjit Kaur had left her basic information incomplete in the form filled for Pakistan Immigration. He did not mention his nationality and did not even fill in his passport number.

On the occasion of Prakash Parv of Shri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, a large group of Sikh devotees from different states of India had gone to Pakistan on 4th November. This woman from Kapurthala district of Punjab was also included among these devotees. According to Indian immigration records, a total of 1932 Sikh pilgrims went to Pakistan through Attari border.

When the group returned to India after visiting various Gurudwaras in Pakistan for 10 days, a total of 1922 devotees returned to India by late evening. Before the group returned, four members of Sri Akal Takht Sahib, including Executive Jathedar Singh Sahib Giani Kuldeep Singh Gadgaj, and three women (who had someone sick in their family) had already returned to India. But Sarabjit Kaur disappeared from the group and did not return.

Necessary information was also not filled in the form

Apart from this, it has also come to light that he had left his important information incomplete in the Pakistani immigration form. Neither did he mention his nationality nor his passport number. The police is investigating the matter.

(Report: Lalit)