Attention Hajj pilgrims
Srinagar, June 25: State Hajj Committee (SHC) on Saturday said all the selected pilgrims of Hajj 2011 should collect the pay-in-slips/selection letters containing bank reference numbers from Hajj House, Bemina from June 26 to June 28.
A spokesman of the SHC said that for this purpose, the Hajj House will remain open on Sunday also. “Pilgrims of Jammu division and the pilgrims of Leh and Kargil districts shall collect the documents from the respective Deputy Commissioner’s office. Those pilgrims who are already in possession shall deposit the same along with three photographs at Hajj House, Bemina. The first installment of Rs 30,000 shall be deposited in any branch of State Bank of India through prescribed pay-in-slip and one copy of the same shall be deposited in Hajj House, Bemina by or before July 5,” the spokesman added.
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