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34 Kashmiri Umrah pilgrims stranded in Saudi Arabia after flight cancellations, seek urgent help

The pilgrims say they have little money left as Indian Embassy notices extend some flight cancellations through Oct. 31.

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Srinagar, Oct 24: At last 34 Kashmiri pilgrims who travelled to Saudi Arabia to perform Umrah remain stranded after the cancellation of their return flights, with dwindling financial resources making it increasingly difficult for them to meet daily expenses.  The pilgrims were scheduled to return to Kashmir on October 13 but could not board their flights amid prevailing security concerns, as per news agency JKNS. The stranded pilgrims have appea…

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Thirty-four Kashmiri Umrah pilgrims are stranded in Saudi Arabia after their return flights were cancelled. A lack of funds is making it difficult to meet their daily needs. The pilgrims have appealed to the central government and the Jammu and Kashmir administration for immediate assistance.

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आज तक broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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