Pakistan has rejected allegations that some Hindu pilgrims were denied entry into the country during a Sikh pilgrimage for Guru Nanak’s birth anniversary. A spokesperson described these claims as unfounded, asserting that only a small number faced issues due to incomplete documentation and were returned per immigration protocols. However, affected individuals, including a Delhi resident, contended they had completed all necessary formalities. This incident underscores the ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan regarding religious and bilateral exchanges, reflecting broader concerns about the treatment of minorities and the implications for regional diplomatic relations. Such disputes can exacerbate existing tensions, affecting cooperation and trust between the two nations.