The first batch of Hajj pilgrims arrived at Srinagar Airport on Tuesday, marking the end of the annual pilgrimage. As many as 630 pilgrims were welcomed by officials at the airport, where they were given flowers and sweets.
The Hajj flights from Saudi Arabia to Srinagar will continue until August 2. The authorities have made arrangements for the arrival of the pilgrims, including providing them with transportation and accommodation.
This year, around 12,067 pilgrims from Jammu and Kashmir performed the Hajj, including 6,698 men and 5,369 women. Additionally, 111 women without Mahram also performed the Hajj this year.
The pilgrims expressed their happiness at returning home after completing the Hajj. They said that they had a spiritual experience and that they were grateful for the opportunity to perform the pilgrimage.
The arrival of the Hajj pilgrims is a welcome event for the people of Srinagar. The pilgrims bring back with them stories of their experiences and spiritual insights, which they share with their families and friends. The arrival of the pilgrims also helps to boost the economy of the region.
