On the Kartarpur Corridor, Pakistan has once again gone a new move. Pakistan has said that devotees coming to see Kartarpur Sahib will have to pay jajiya ie fees. Pakistan's Sarakkara says that there is a huge expenditure on making Kartarpur corridor and Pakistan's Mali condition is bad. Visitors coming from India are from prosperous. Therefore, charging them from them is not a crime.
Whereas the fact is that the Government of Pakistan has collected donations of $ 500 billion from Sikhs living in Canada alone in the name of Kartarpur Corridor. It is also said that so far the Pakistan Government has not given any money to Kartarpur Sahib from its fund.
However, the Indian side has expressed objection on the recovery of Jajiya from Indian devotees. Now the issue will be raised in the meeting at Wagah Border. For the 550th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev, both the countries are working to open this corridor for the devotees but there is still a difference between the two countries on the terms of infrastructure and travel. In addition to recovery of Jijia from Indian devotees, the issues which are going to arise, India seeks permission for pilgrims to go, while Pakistan wants to take pilgrims on the bus. Pakistan is responsible for building a bridge on Zero line but Pak is not ready to make a bridge. There is also discussion on this.
India wants permission of 10,000 pilgrims on 5000 devotees and special festivals of every day, but Pak days are only allowed to allow 500 to 700 devotees of the day. However, under the pressure of India, Khalistan supporter Gopal Singh Chawla has been expelled from Pakistan by the SGPC. In spite of this, Pakistan's hide agenda is to promote Khalistan. India wants a guarantee from Pakistan that the Khalistan will not be allowed to air in any way.
