Hindus from Pakistan who participated in the Kumbh Mela.

Hindus from Pakistan participating in the ongoing Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, are making their presence felt as they queue up alongside devotees from India and abroad. They are performing sacred rituals, taking holy dips at the Triveni Sangam, and conducting special prayers at the ghats. Recently, 68 Hindus from Pakistan arrived in Prayagraj to join the holy event. After taking the sacred dip at the Triveni Sangam, they performed special prayers at the ghats.

In an emotional statement, they mentioned that they had come from the Sindh province in Pakistan, sharing their desire to not miss this rare and sacred opportunity. They expressed that this event gave them a deeper understanding of the greatness of Hinduism. They also mentioned that they had visited Haridwar earlier and immersed the ashes of their ancestors in the Ganga, calling it an "amazing experience."

The Kumbh Mela, which started on January 13, is expected to continue until February 26, drawing an estimated 40 crore devotees. As of now, over 30 crore devotees have already taken the holy dip, as reported by the Uttar Pradesh government.

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