Punjab, Pakistan and Indian Sikhs
Punjab Minister Advises Indian Sikhs to Carry US Dollars for Pakistan Visit
Punjab’s first Sikh minister, Ramesh Singh Arora, advised Indian Sikhs to carry US dollars instead of Indian currency during their visits to Pakistan. He received complaints about unfair currency exchange rates for Indian Sikhs.
Pakistan's Punjab govt asks Indian Sikhs to carry US dollars instead of rupee during their visit | KNOW WHY
The latest announcement came after the Pakistan Sikh Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee received a number of complaints that Indian Sikhs visiting Pakistan for their holy places are exploited in terms of giving them way less (amount) than the current exchange rate.
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The government of Pakistan’s Punjab province on Monday advised Indian Sikhs intending to visit the country to carry US dollars instead of Indian currency. “We have received a number of complaints that ...
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