Indian Punjab Chief Minister should come to Pakistan, Sikh leader demands. 📌 Key Highlights & Quick Takeaways: Emphasizing the need to maintain religious and cultural ties despite the tension in India-Pakistan relations, Sadhu Bhupinder Singh, a Canad. Expressing regret over the closure of the Kartarpur Corridor, he said that religious freedom and pilgrimage to holy places should not be sub. In an exclusive conversation with Express News in Lahore, Sadhu Bhupinder Singh said that Pakistan has decided to simplify the process of ob. Emphasizing the need to maintain religious and cultural ties despite the tension in India-Pakistan relations, Sadhu Bhupinder Singh, a Canadian-based Sikh leader and president of the World Interfaith Harmony Council, has said that Indian Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann should come to Pakistan, while the two countries should separate religious issues from political conflicts and remove obstacles in the movement of Sikh pilgrims. Expressing regret over the closure of the Kartarpur Corridor, he said that religious freedom and pilgrimage to holy places should not be subject to political differences. In an exclusive conversation with Express News in Lahore, Sadhu Bhupinder Singh said that Pakistan has decided to simplify the process of obtaining visas for the Sikh community living around the world, which is an important development for the Sikh community after the creation of Pakistan. Now, Sikhs residing in UK, USA, Canada and other countries will be able to apply for Pakistani visa through online portal, while they will not need to enter the name of their native country especially India during the application. He said that with this initiative, it will be easier for Sikhs living all over the world to come to Pakistan and they can travel more conveniently to visit their religious places. Official Wire Source & Legal Disclaimer Read ▼ 📰 Official Source & Legal Provenance: Express News Documented Wire Record Editorial & Legal Notice: Ingested and verified from official journalistic wire (Express News) under applicable press regulations. Full primary documentary sources are permanently archived.